“The purpose of
The iMadiba Project is a global interactive,
participative art project creating conversations
for change through art installations, or micro
museums, based on the actual dimensions of
the Robben Island cell where the late president
spent most of his 27 years of incarceration.
Photo: Jürgen Schadeberg
In service to Nelson Mandela and his global legacy, the iMadiba Project was conceptualised and created by Stellenbosch-based photographer and artist, Erhardt Thiel.
One of the aims of the project is to assist the foundation in its objective of honouring Madiba’s legacy, and inviting conversations in safe spaces.
It has been made possible through the support of sponsors, and the ongoing need is to find more sponsors as the project grows. The project also produces income for the foundation.
“The purpose of
freedom is to
create it for others”
– Nelson Mandela
The iMadiba Project is a global interactive, participative art project creating conversations for change through art installations, or micro museums, based on the actual dimensions of the Robben Island cell where the late president spent most of his 27 years of incarceration.
In service to Nelson Mandela and his global legacy, the iMadiba Project was conceptualised and created by Stellenbosch-based photographer and artist, Erhardt Thiel.
The iMadiba Project has been built in partnership with and in support of the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
One of the aims of the project is to assist the foundation in its objective of honouring Madiba’s legacy, and inviting conversations in safe spaces.
It has been made possible through the support of sponsors, and the ongoing need is to find more sponsors as the project grows. The project also produces income for the foundation.
LETTERS OF SUPPORT
