By Sabina Elago
WINDHOEK– Photographer, Hendrik Kotze, is host his first photo exhibition “Making Ends Meet A World Apart and Yet the Same”, at Franco Namibia Cultural Centre (FNCC) Restaurant La bonne table starting Monday at 18h30.
This photo collection from developed and developing countries shows that the struggle to make ends meet is universal, as it brings attention and awareness of those individuals that provide for many dependents without having the benefit of direct contributions from governments, aid organisations and supporters. Hendrik (49) wants his collection to be displayed where the general donors gather and mingle to remind them of a large society that also deserve the support. “Seeing people go on with life despite the challenge they face, inspire me to take picture and I have been doing this for the past 25 years now,” he says.
“If you want to see how people across the world in the informal sector use whatever means they have at their disposal to earn a honest living, visit the Making Ends Meet A World Apart and Yet the Same” exhibition at FNCC Restaurant La bonne starting April 4th until May 2nd ,” says he.