Where is My Hometown? NO.84 Roderick’s Neighbor Namibian artist Vitjitua Ndjiharine drew

Namibian artist Vitjitua Ndjiharine drew from the collections of the Library of Congress to assemble this densely layered composition

Those things somehow show up on my work and it's easier for them to come out if I'm controlling the myth

Much of what he conveys through his imagery is inspired by his early arts education and an intrinsic understanding of rhythm and its diverse applications

this political game of tit-for-tat was a singular event

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Where is My Hometown? NO.84 Roderick’s Neighbor Namibian artist Vitjitua Ndjiharine drewFrom the Artist I love my Japanese traditional arts. They are so neat and simple. I always receive meditative and peaceful feelings from them. But I almost feel I am staying in the guest room, so to speak, and I cannot make any mess and noise in there. This space doesnot have the quality of a living room, where I can talk, sing, and make my wonderful mess. I like to invite people to my idea of an art living room; sometimes in my art guest room, too.