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The picture was taken during a report in a squatter camp near Durban, South Africa.
It depicts a girl demonstrating the strength necessary to survive in this slum rife with violence, drugs, and misery. The image is accompanied by texts about the origins of apartheid, whose racial segregation policies also led to the creation of these illegal settlements. Fine art print. Signed, limited edition, and stamped with the artist's stamp. Personalized inscription… available upon request.
Thomas Ruhl works as a painter and photographer with a background in graphic design, photography, and journalism. He masterfully combines black-and-white photography with hand-colored elements, often complemented by literary texts, thereby bringing historical coloring techniques back into contemporary art. His style moves at the intersection of photography, painting, and literature, always aesthetic and critical at the same time. His works tell moving stories of people worldwide and invite the viewer to empathy, humanity, and sensitive reflection. Ruhl has received numerous international awards for his work. His pieces have been presented in group and solo exhibitions and at art fairs. After studying art, financial difficulties initially drove him into advertising. This was followed by the founding of the publishing house Port-Culinaire, which established itself at the top end of the market with a magazine and culinary books. Now he devotes himself exclusively to art.