In A Khaki Ball, Naledin turns the body into a grotesque social object: inflated, exposed, and trapped inside its role.... Read More
In A Khaki Ball, Naledin turns the body into a grotesque social object: inflated, exposed, and trapped inside its role. The khaki palette suggests camouflage, uniformity, and obedience, while the clown-like face turns authority into absurd spectacle. The figure remains visibly human, but identity has hardened into costume, armor, and pressure.
