Tradition is usually reflected in objects, places, and practices that we use to tell stories about ourselves. This series imagines a fusion between a futuristic, modernized Africa that is visualized by gadgets and cyborgs from the future, and the underlying objects we have attachments to that we use in our daily life.

This juxtaposition of these two seemingly contrasting things forms a narrative that reveals that there are things that we as a society, even if we get “modernized”, cannot seem to lose. These things after all, for the society, are less about functionality but more about our identity. Since these things, are crucial in how we define ourselves.