Kin

Kin by Pieter Hugo delves into the heart of South Africa, capturing the complexities and contradictions of a society marked by political, cultural, and racial tensions. Known for his evocative portraits and landscapes across Africa, Hugo shifts his lens to focus on his own family, community, and personal experiences in his homeland.

This deeply personal collection, spanning a decade, explores themes of identity, responsibility, and heritage against the backdrop of South Africa's fractured history. Hugo's work, characterized by its raw honesty and introspection, raises poignant questions about raising a family in a conflicted society and the legacy of colonialism.