In Johannesburg, South Africa, there exists a striking and often uncomfortable contrast between the indigenous population and the colonizers who came before, creating a complex social landscape. For example, the towering high-rises and gated homes of the privileged sharply juxtapose the humble shanty town huts found in Soweto, emphasizing the deep-rooted exploitation and systemic inequality faced by its resilient residents. The parallel between the Harlems of America and the Sowetos of Africa reveals a universal struggle for justice, equality, and dignity that transcends geographic boundaries. The poignant phrase "Welcome to Soweto" serves as a powerful homage to all those who have been oppressed throughout history, whose lands, labor, and resources were taken for the benefit of others, ultimately revealing the enduring resilience and strength of their spirit in the face of adversity.

Metallic Paper Prints: Provides a unique metallic sheen that adds a three-dimensional look to images, with rich blacks and vibrant colors, offering a dynamic and modern finish.

Note All photo prints are printed at actual size and trimmed borderless. 8x12” prints are shipped flat. Most prints larger than 8x12” are shipped rolled to reduce the risk of prints getting bent during shipping.