(var kwebonekesya) v – appear, come into sight, be found – Kinyarwanda Rwandan language
Water has perpetually endured on Earth in a constant quantity. It forms a substantial part of the composition of all living organisms. Water, as it evaporates, becomes an intangible component of the atmosphere, an ethereal presence that envelops us ceaselessly.
In this particular work, I delve into concepts of presence and absence within the locations where the Tutsi experienced unspeakable atrocities during the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. The utilisation of a vacant piece of clothing and a mist of sprayed water that subsequently dissipates into the surrounding air beckons us to scrutinise our notions regarding the presence and absence of those who tragically lost their lives in those places.
