On linocut, linoleum flooring, and the fragile symbols we ask to carry our economic and political hopes.   Zimbabwe’s 100 trillion-dollar banknote has become a global shorthand for economic collapse. At its centre sits a strangely serene image: three balancing rocks stacked against the sky, a monument to stability printed on money that became almost … Continue reading Balancing Rocks, Falling Currency: Dan Halter’s Domboremari Series