Natacha Muziramakenga
Rwandan actress, artist, poet (born 1984)
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Natacha Muziramakenga, also known as Miziguruka (born 1984), is a Rwandan multidisciplinary artist and creative director.[1][2][3] Her work includes poetry, acting, and curatorship.[2] Her recurring themes include resilience, mental health, human rights, feminism, and the representation of Black women.[1][4]
Natacha Muziramakenga | |
|---|---|
| Born | 1984 (age 41–42) Rwanda |
| Other name | Miziguruka |
| Citizenship | Rwanda |
| Occupation | Artist Actress |
| Known for | Acting |
| Notable work | Poetry
Acting curatorship |
| Television | Neptune Frost
Grey Matter Small Country: An African Childhood |
Career
Muziramakenga has acted in the films Neptune Frost; Petit Pays, also known Small Country: An African Childhood; Grey Matter; and Un dimanche à Kigali, also known as A Sunday in Kigali.[5]
She contributed to the play Learning Feminism from Rwanda, touring Germany and Switzerland between 2020 and 2021.[6][2] She authored Méandres, and created performances combining video art and poetry at Berlin's Frequencies Festival.[7] She presented her work as a contemporary curator in Seoul in 2023.[2]
Her works have been published in the magazine Wasafari and in a collective work Au dessous des Volcans, published by Sepia.[when?][2][3][4]