Tsvangirayi Mukwashi offers an unusual view of Zimbabwe’s president, Robert Mugabe.
I trained as a writer, but after my studies I realised I could do more with my camera than with my pen. So I gradually switched to photography, without completely abandoning my writing.
In my work, I push the boundaries of conventional photography. That, coupled with admiration for the work of other photographers, inspires me to deliver the unexpected.
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