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Yore:ii  
by Kat Nzingha (@katnzinghasdead)




In Yore:ii, Kat Nzingha examines solitude and isolation as necessary—though divergent—apparatuses of transformation. Solitude, in this context, is an intimate landscape: a space of reflection, growth, and evolution. Isolation, however, carries the colder weight of societal absence—of being unseen. Yore:ii is both a sensory and visual meditation on transformation, solitude, and the hidden forces of change. 

The installation invites viewers into a transmuted space where the boundaries between life form, object, and environment blur and reform. Air brushed surfaces may appear soft, gently glimmering but with closer inspection exposes a sharper, more dangerous reality. Here, solitude is seen as necessary and generative, a space for self-realization and self-recognition. Through this immersive experience, Kat Nzingha bridges the physical and digital, the seen and the unseen, exploring transformation not through a fixed sense of identity, but through a constant state of reformation. Yore:ii holds a space where both solitude and isolation can co-exist, each speaking to the other in a dynamic, ongoing process of change.

Yore:ii is a meditation on the trans experience—one of continual flux and reconfiguration, where identity is not static but an ever-evolving journey toward self-realization.

In collaboration w/ @_pink_noise_projects AIR program in Philadelphia