(c) 2 children playing u/f

Two figures occupy a vast, undulating landscape rendered in warm terracotta and dusty rose tones. The children, rendered in darker pigment, engage in play or movement across the barren ground, their forms small against the expansive space. Distant structures—possibly dwellings or laundry lines—punctuate the horizon beneath a brooding sky. The work employs loose, gestural brushwork that emphasises the landscape’s emotional weight over precise detail. Matlhabe’s realist practice often uses figures to explore broader social narratives, positioning intimate human moments within expansive environments.