Kendell Geers is a South African conceptual artist. Kendell Geers is known best for using a variety of colors and materials that signal danger such as sirens, broken glass, and barbed wire in an attempt to examine power structures, social injustices, and establishment values. Geers has worked with different media ranging from objects to large scale installation, neon works, performances and video. Geers also uses words as a means to explore the coding and reinterpretation of language and its meaning and to communicate with his audience. Kendell Geers creates simple situations: simultaneously embodying a thought and the product of the process, his work often functions more where people try to reconstruct what has happened and then try to find their own connection to that understanding. Kendell Geers’ artwork is stated to be significant in which they “confront the past”.