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Luzamba Zemba

Luzamba Zemba (Born 1973) is active/lives in South Africa.  Luzamba Zemba is known for Painting.

After studying art at school in his native Lubumbashi, Luzamba (then Lutanda) enrolled for further studies at Evelyn Hone College of applied art and commerce in Lusaka, Zambia.  Deciding not to return to the uncertain political environment of the DRC, the twenty seven year old artist headed to South Africa, where he has lived since 2000.

Over the last decade Zemba has become a chronicler of his experiences as a migrant African in a country with an ambivalent and often violent relationship with its continent.  Zemba's technical proficiency, coupled with his intimate account of the lives of transnational migrants, gives his largely narrative paintings a unique insight to the vivid scenes of everyday life.  Photographs and sketches made over the years inspire many of Zemba's images, but often do not refer to actual people.

Zemba intrigues with his composition; he places his subjects, partially and temporarily.  Are we dealing with memory, observation   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2260 characters.]  Artist bio

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