Migration 1

The shape of the African continent appears centrally in the work, from which a book protrudes and on which the text of the Bill of Rights is applied. To the left, the index of the Bill of Rights approaches Africa from the western coast, implying global influence. The work’s title alludes to the migration of people, leading to cultural cross-pollination. This artwork evokes reflections on the origins, cultural bases and ideological influences that make up the Constitution’s form.