6pm in Tzaneen

6 explores the complex social, economic, and emotional impact of load shedding in South Africa through powerful visual storytelling. This artwork symbolizes the disruptions caused by consistent power outages, reflecting the frustration, uncertainty, and resilience experienced by communities. By incorporating elements like dimly lit spaces, shadows, and symbolic imagery, the portrait captures the strain on daily life, businesses, and personal routines while emphasizing themes of inequality, access to resources, and the struggle for stability. 6pm in Tzaneen serves as both a personal and societal commentary, shedding light on how load shedding has become a symbol of the ongoing challenges facing South Africa.4o mini

a visual exploration of the social, economic, and emotional toll of load shedding in South Africa. Through careful composition and symbolic elements, the portrait conveys themes of disruption, frustration, and resilience brought on by power outages. Using colored pencils as the primary medium, the piece incorporates dimly lit spaces, shadowy contrasts, and symbolic imagery to represent the struggles faced by communities affected by inconsistent electricity. The choice of color and detail highlights both personal and systemic challenges, with the use of lighting and shadow to mirror feelings of uncertainty and instability. This artistic approach provides both a personal reflection and a broader societal commentary on the far-reaching consequences of load shedding in South Africa.