Mokoro is a collaborative exploration of the sanctuary of sisterhood by Kristin-Lee Moolman and Louise Ford, featuring the work of Joan Otieno of the studio Warembo Wasanii in Korogocho (Nairobi) and their creative talents. For the past four years, Joan has taught her female students how to upcycle plastic polymers sourced from landfills in the informal settlements of Kariobangi and Dandora to make mixed media artwork and fabulous garments. The labor involved is self-evident, as is the talent. In the hands of these artists, substances destined for slow degradation become eccentric headwear and vibrant garments. Parallel to the exhibition, ERE and Farago Projects are working to supply long term support and exposure to Warembo Wasanii, assisting them in developing their skill sets and laying groundwork for future collaborations with fashion houses and other creative spaces. In collaboration with @warembowasanii6 & @Joanotieno7553 Photography and video @kristinleemoolman Edit @erin__bowser Art direction and styling @louise__ford Creative direction Kristin Lee-Moolman and Louise Ford Hair @yann_turchi Curation @sophiestrobele and @emma_atlan Support and production @faragoprojects Thank you to @afnairobi