Wuh.ey - “Mlevi wa Kiroho”

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 – “Mlevi wa Kiroho”

Mlevi wa Kiroho – "The Spiritually Drunken" – dances between ecstasy and insight. His body vibrates, the colorful beads of his mask swing to the rhythm of the street. In one hand he holds a bottle, a symbol of intoxication and escapism, in the other the invisible balance between chaos and control.

Here, it's not just the AI ​​that's hallucinating, but the mind itself—a digital trance image that blurs the boundaries between ritual and rebellion. The scene is reminiscent of nighttime ceremonies, of festivals where healing occurs through movement.

Wuh.ey's hallucinating machine translates collective energy into visual poetry: an image that smells of dust, sweat, and music—of a moment in which the body becomes a temple and intoxication becomes revelation.