Waves Of Turbulent Waters Art

Waves of turbulent waters art, by Isaac Khonjelwayo. Isaac has not exhibited his works before except in his house in Diepkloof Soweto to try attract interested art lovers and buyers, poor attendance made him retreat from his sacred pastime love of drawing. In the meantime he continued to draw until he felt the climate was conducive for him to start exhibiting.

Mr. I. Khonjelwayo contributed a collection of his large paintings as a donation to ANC comrades who skipped the country in 1976 to settle in Botswana. His paintings went on auctioned to raise funds in Botswana’s Russian Embassy. A group of South African ANC and PAC comrades had to skip Botswana from South Africa’s notorious BOSS (Bureau Of State Security) which pursued and hunted all political activists to be brought back to the country to face persecution or torture.

The theme of this album is called “Waves of turbulent waters” these were the early days of my art works from 1975 to late 80’s. Life in South Africa was tough and bitter-sweet even though a majority of political organizations were banned.

I was caught in the cross roads not too sure of my direction in art. Nevertheless I was also interested in woodcarving and sculpture, I wish I had spend enough time on wood carving, but somehow lost interest. These art works represent my unconscious effort to try paint anything that came to my mine.
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Now, that the country is free, there is poverty and depression which has lead to the decline in Job Opportunities for our youth. Communities have been displaced since the current ruling party "The ANC", was unable to rule and create jobs. Crime is high, and people and children need HELP and caring. Corruption in government is high and service delivery collapsing.

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