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“Even as the child grows and travels and has different experiences, there’s that place where
Inkaba is buried; a place that’s home, a place of happiness. No matter what happens in life you can go back home and connect with your spirit and be happy,” explains Luthuli.
Inkaba Yami is made up of large-scale artworks carved in wood, with headless figures in various states of movement, the bodies covered in patterns against a patterned background. The exhibition, which opened on 18 November 2020 at WhatIfTheWorld gallery in Cape Town and will run until 16 January 2021, is the 29-year-old artist’s first solo exhibition, after having shown in various group exhibitions over the past nine years.