The photographic journey begins in the streets of Jo'burg in the
late 1970's and ends in the rural and desert landscapes of the
millennium. It is not a political A to Z or a documentary of our
political past, but an observation of the lives of ordinary people
and their daily survival choices as they have struggled and
overcome the limiting circumstances of their lives - or simply
reflected the tenor of their times. Most of the images are
unpublished because they were taken in a time when there was no
space for the ordinary. They 'fell through the cracks' because they
were often considered too 'off beat' to make it. These photographs
capture glimpses of life between the cracks before, after and while
the political wheel was turning. They are about how people try to
survive in so many different and extraordinary ways and the
survival choices they make under often extreme conditions of
hardship how they reflected themselves and how I absorbed their
reflections, how they danced with reality, made light in the dark
spaces, embraced each other at great risk.
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