Mzuvukile Maqetuka's photography serves as witness. The photographer-poet is seized by the magic powers of the calm rains and the wrath of thunder. Beneath the seemingly benign gaze lies an unrelenting and vivid eye crying for justice. The camera wrestles with the harsh desert and sandy dunes to sing and protest with the sons and daughters of the Sahrawis. Like a mystic's soul, the images are warm and full of enthralling smiles.