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Self-taught Kibera duo create interactive art

School is what I’ve been trying to get, formal or informal, I don’t care. PHOTO | MARGARETTA WA GACHERU

Kibera has a worldwide reputation for being the biggest slum in Africa. But in the past few years, it has one other claim to fame and that is the visual artists collective, Maasai Mbili (M2), one of whose members Kevin Irungu, better known as Kevo Stero, has assembled an engaging arts installation at Kuona Trust entitled Jobless Corner Campus (JCC).

The installation, which is highly interactive, practically begs one to get involved either in a giant checker board game, a playstation football match or a big board game of Ludo.

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