Wuh.ey - “Bahari ya Kumbukumbu”

From the series: African Fusion
Paper: Hahnemühle Fine Art Archival Print
Sheet size: 60 × 60 cm
Year: Edition of 2025
Edition: 3 + 1 AP

Wuh.ey – “Bahari ya Kumbukumbu”

A man sits by the sea, crowned with shells, wrapped in heavy fabric, and wearing modern sneakers. Around him: empty plastic chairs, bottles, and traces of a vanished festival. "Bahari ya Kumbukumbu" – the Sea of ​​Memory – is a poetic parable about origins, loss, and quiet dignity.

Wuh.ey lets the AI ​​hallucinate how the sacred slips into the banality of everyday life. The man seems like a priest or ancestor, stranded in the no-man's-land between spirituality and consumerism. The sea behind him is both a memory and a boundary—an ancient memory long forgotten by the modern world.

Here, rituals and the present, streetwear and symbolism, loneliness and style merge. Wuh.ey transforms the machine into a medium of nostalgia—an AI that dreams of what humanity has forgotten: the silent dialogue between body, earth, and spirit.