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NKEIRUKA ORUCHE


LET ME COME & BE GOING




Let Me Come & Be Going uses modes of transportation as a conduit to investigate class, culture and citizenship. It offers a reflection on the individual and collective experience of being on a journey for a ‘better life’, constantly grappling with what we are dealt, and aggressively trying to move towards arriving at the material markers of ‘success’, which are constructed and powered by inhumane conditions. It is an affirmation that for us, despite disruptions to our psyche and societies, we have created powerful movements and practices rooted in the simplicity, beauty and celebration of life. In other words, We Move.




ABOUT THE ARTIST
Nkeiruka Oruche is a cultural organiser, multimedia creative, and performer of Igbo descent, who specialises in Afro-Urban cultural intersections with identity, public wealth and sociopolitical action. She is a co-founder of BoomShake, a liberatory musical community of oppressed peoples, and Director of Afro Urban Society, a hub for global Black creatives.

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