Moffat takadiwa

Moffat Takadiwa — Superposition Gallery

Moffat Takadiwa mines Zimbabwe's landfills for materials. These landfills contain boundless amounts of plastic trash which Takadiwa collects, cleans,

Moffat Takadiwa of Zimbabwe crisscrosses landfills in search of plastic waste: computer keys, tubes of toothpaste, toothbrushes, bottles, corks, he collects, sorts by color, cleans... and the recycling ritual can begin. A mixture of weaving, modelling, mosaic, sculpture, a long, slow metamorphosis which gives birth to monumental pieces covering the walls like gigantic skins, majestic trophies.

MOFFAT TAKADIWA THE NARRATIVES 2015 Found keyboard and plastic Bottle-top debris

Untitled Art Fair Art Week Miami Untitled was the highlight of the fairs yesterday.Moffat Takadiwa andAdan Vallecillo's assemblages of found material were particularly striking revisioning of materials.Florine Demosthene's works on paper were some of many powerful figurative works on view. I'll post more later. Moffat Takadiwa Operation Clean-Up 2008 Found toothbrushes and perfume bottle debris @https://ift.tt/1U0Shun detail Moffat Takadiwa Operation Clean-Up 2008 Found toothbrushes and…

Sharon: This exhibition is called “Say Hello to English”, and it's driving the idea that most Zimbabweans - as with most Africans - have to learn colonial English or French - in order to have better access to education and career opportunities. Is this the foundation of your idea for the exhibition

Moffat Takadiwa

Jenan Taylor returns to her southern African roots, drawn by the mysterious smell of soap, to discover the place where Zimbabwe's iconic sculptor gathers his materials and community.