"The cultures within the space now known as Zimbabwe do not have writing systems that are formally recognized."

"There were pictograms painted on rock faces or walls and also beaded adornment with codified meaning."

"I was not taught about any of these ways of articulating myself."

"Writing and reading has always come with this colonial layer, even when we are reading local languages typeset using …"

"My way of articulating myself has come with this colonial layer of using English, using written form, and reading tex…"

"I come into a space of teaching, I’m thinking about typography and letterform from that position."

"Thinking through publications like Saki Mafundikwa’s Afrikan Alphabets, which focuses on and privileges them as modes…"

"In my practice, I try not to look at African material culture as something that is antiquated."

"I look at them on a continuum of technologies."

"It could go up up up up up and then this is just free."