This work is the reimagining of a historical image of Marcus Garvey, a figure synonymous with passionate activism and empowerment. Here, WonderBuhle ingeniously replaces Garvey's visage with his own, symbolising that there is yet more to do and leaders are part of a chain of history. It is also a sort of homage to both the community and to the Great Marcus Garvey. The appropriation of colonial military uniform that adorns WonderBuhle underscores his perception of an ongoing collective struggle,
echoing a call to action for a harmonious and prosperous future. He also highlights the role of the military as one of the foundations of colonial conquest.

This captivating painting further features two heads gazing in opposing directions. One head looks toward family, while the other is fixed on the community. The liminal space in-between signifies the artist’s pivotal role as an unseen leader, embodying the responsibility of guiding and supporting those around him, rather than seeking personal acclaim. This duality encapsulates the essence of his connection to both his familial lineage and the broader social fabric. It is a reminder of service, duty, love, and care that is the root of WonderBuhle’s practice.