Pavita observes, explores, investigates, and speaks about the invisible daily existences of those who are not granted the privilege of writing or speaking for themselves. She drafts ethnographical narrations, both drawn and written, of the rituals of domestic preparations, using the example of food in South African Congolese kitchens. Short videos describe the daily physical, psychological, material, and spatial violence of immobility, the waiting for the right to belong, and the recognition of citizenship. First-person written work telling the story of a struggle for emancipation in South Africa.
