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a beacon of hope and unity put generations to come today would discover how once of african has taken the concept of time and made it timeless stick around as we will travel to maricia tasting local food, transformed into a 5 star restaurant experience. i end up having to and this is after max a front of the wall of name and all inspiring structure inscribed with heroes and heroines that died during 8 conflicts in south africa's history. memorialized for generations to come in. color fell on my side, is doing something along the very same lines with his african time pieces, remembering our heroes and how they impact all future.

because always be time stretched, even before the distance of the 1st watch. more interested to, to measure time these watches by could have been a monster encapsulate african heritage. some intricate dial designs, a joint from tribal patterns, others, a complex tribute to african leaders found a call a fellow. it's a self total ologist. he's modern creations pay homage to stories of the past and celebrate memorable moments of the prison. we chose the medium of watches as a way of communication. you don't only see your time when you look at to watch, right? particular story to tell whether the story to pass, not for you or the story that to general about where you come. right? so we try by all means that this list of people that you have in your head and you've got more relationship with it, that just you want to look good. but if he's now you can look at it and see just beyond the time. but he's telling, looking beyond time is the 1st watch design he made, which called a pillar,

named after a humble beginning. his 1st break shelton in a township of so it'll so where we are is called sapphire street, was the street where the, which official tropic or the established a couple of years. but we decided the company. and also the way the 1st watch was made, there was the amount of the speed called software, right? so this is the place with the hold lean is made off in a very odd area, but we're able, somehow to bring it all together. the bit of a software that we design right, was a simple, medium, a watch that one had black strips, a black face and a black takes it on there. he had an ugly divorce. guess in spite about that, cuz i tried a little bit of triangles and a little bit of squares and all of those things. so what i have on today is the re invasion for the very same watch and this wade was grown. and literally, for me, there's 3 claim and where the company site for it is with all the major began

ah, one, okay, know, started making launches in 2018. the re envision sapphire design is a testament to how fi is come. today. he's workshop and re toadstool is based upon it area. but what it would do is to try to i'm african slides, right? in a way, educate people about the way they come from. so we try to bless fair that deepest we can in an african history to get the people that pioneer to the tribe that exists now. so we were on it be a story of one african tribe, which is part of what we wanted to each and every year is to pick a try and tell the story. one story being that a great but beauty teens cocooning the facts surrounding how he died is still a so point many south africans till this day. he was deceived as a great leader with whitfield, and the reason for his death was distorted and popping to report stating that he

died naturally whilst in prison, when it was in fact, due to assassination ordered by his brother. when, when we already searched on, they were biddy tribes. this is going to change cocoon in on all that. we found out multiple narrative about the very same person. this was just based on google section. and one of those things and this narratives were not written by people from ya. i chose to do that story because my mother's from this from the perfidy truck. right? so as matter of like just finding out who, who are we in when we come for not one person will say that is how he died. this how he built his empire. but doubt stories are all is conflicting each other. so it's more of if you wanted to do your research on, on that because the story and you didn't realize that you get confused. how did he died? did he die this way or that way or close to this one or that one? didn't that one right? we had to go to the roots, we had to go to the tribal house open, which is now house didn't important for they can tell us. what is it that they

remember about the agreed good, great, great grandfather bright and you hear it very chilling star. you get what you've been told online in one of those things in the story that is that come from them like ah, that's the thing. vaguely intent somebody else, dick, in that person, it intention to tell a different story. right. so we said it's very important that we as africans care to with us, those studies wherever we go. and for us watches are we to do it. watches do not only major time, but also companion throughout significant moments in your life. these time pieces tell a story, linking the past and the prison, through the eye catching, design and modern, elegant finish. and now it's time to save of fusion of different tastes, inspired by its people to if use culinary delights and not only build a flavor, but are constructed in such a way that is not. so it's a beautiful,

let's work together and see if all the favors match with the fixtures. the signature, dishes that i had created or inspired from my childhood memories. my favorite of course, all involved. as with any good story, starts with a great beginning. when i was a kid, i saw people at the bungalow popping down in poultry, and i asked him, why wasn't the tree? and here are the years later, creating masterpieces with a beautiful product. join me as i create a feast for the census o, exploring the legacy of merchant cuz it is in a sense, exploring our lo for food is by nature, experimental and playful. it is of course, insurance by the tropical location of the island. but then it is trooper, charged with rich calling every heritage, cultural diversity and histories,

a blend of african chinese. well, i guess he, french and indian insurances, which brings a whole new spectrum of flavors to create there's this famous good by, you know, 10 we love our. so me watch it and i will tell you we are. but you cannot say that about motion reason because we are influenced by so many goes for an identity is a fusion of prices, spices like coming, leaves the leaves, call them i'm chilly. the korean. so as we call the guy our pico, i saw the fresh herbs like korean, the time it was a lemon grass. that's the base of motion, presume. and in my crazy and you will find is this flavors, but in different forms, i transform it into flavor and korea 1st and you find and it does,

it is what excites me, experimenting and playing with it. my please, is my camera. so i please any product that comes from my lynn, i need to give it 10 times the value it had from way i to get i would make sure i use each and every piece of it. ok, that's how i am in fired also you create ah, we have here, there are your pro and the brace on heart and the components of potatoes, tomatoes, all these boxes and peppers, both made of lemon juice. and this is what i meant when i said you can find some sources. cooking is, it's a form of art. you cannot just follow

a recipe. it has to come from year. i didn't start as a chef. i was doing fine arts before when i was printing and doing my sculptures. i realized something was missing. that's when i was guided to disciplinary arts. what is amazing is or i could combine both my passions, hooping and painting. because you can see on my plate asleep full sculptures. it's edible art. this is what i want people to experience. the essence of murray shows whatever flavors you can find on the streets of mirages. you can find it in a fine dining restaurant except that i'd bring it to a little bit of modernity. in my deck, i said this. the highlight was the summary. just like this of the income good brings me back to festive moments in festive, would weddings, 3 years to get to my income for that. so go with spices like hot on right chile.

this is what i want to share with my diners. we have the digress fun. see a baby vegetables colfey plums with rudd, if daughter are for us for very not send olives and then me glass with summer interest in negotiating, innovation and surprise on one hand and familiarity and tradition on the other. creating this culinary design experience is about creating emotionally your story that i want the world to enjoy. and remember, this is the coconut moose. these are the flavors that an average maricia experiences just by spending a day on the beach, on our school here with chilly and cooking at water compar on it.

this is what gives me joy about being an artist and a chef at the same time. the feature here ad freedom talk that the most to me is vanny the sacred and symbolic resting place for all those who gave their lives in the fights of freedom. the people, there's a sense of the african magic realism that radiates. the park tell us how that is embodied in this position. is it important that we capture the african spirit and architecture? and then for us we come from a very difficult way african architecture. and spirituality has been suppressed, twisted in extent. so this is the opportunity for us to come out and fade. here we are, we have to clean our own space in our own country. what makes it such an important part of a position citizen is signifies spirituality. you know, we,

as the country has come out of the was that we have fought, as you can see, the world acknowledges. age was that report and then after the negotiated 2nd means we opted to build a new cancer. so to do that, it was agreed was by spiritual people to see was have is space legacy and which is going to be a symbolic resting place for all of his bids that are roaming this whole country or elsewhere elsewhere with the died. so is he then is acknowledging that past and also like for instance, every 16th of december, we celebrate our reconciliation date. so we can come here and then invoke the species and also gauge the loop to understand where we come from. and that is, if we can, so what was the inspiration behind this in the secular design?

oh, you mean the fact that we quoted because we name all of our 7 elements using our language is what is important with you, sir? is the most sacred which of the prison is given? rise from a crow. wind is a problem or there's anything happening in the family. the men go inside the crawl and then they invoke the spirits. and then women and children outside the crow. but in this case, when the rock and soil is brought in from the graves of those for the heroes and heroines it is put in the 2nd, which is now dedicated as a sacred sight. we all these spirits of the fallen heroes, inherent risk when people visit freedom talk, what do you hope they take away from the experience? i'll talk about the full finance, which is the history we have the history of. isn't everyone dating back to pre history up to today? because if you look at it and you'll be surprised that almost all coach has,

as you come as into this continent. they also been presented at lee. we have the heritage of all our groupings and demographics. and then lastly, spirituality is very important to us that we keep on talking about the detroit. because people she need to understand the importance of spirituality, for instance, is a human being a good conscience. we call it wound, so any must, don't have that conscience when this mission is the one, find it wrong, but a can wrong and then later come back and say i'm so, so that is this question. and then secondly, there are those 2 born with visions and you know, so that's we also want to acknowledge the, ah, to service any as color and vibrancy to the city of a goes with it and calculating your painting from dedicated to the trends of women

. while i the them to come back a message, all is that passed by this take this out. ah, lego sissy is one of africa's most vibrant spaces. but more and more of the grey stone and concrete is interspersed with dr. colors and the neural opening up to fantastic spaces beyond sara sunny is the artist, turning the city into a colorful landscape with her eyes. the acceptance of mural has changed now compared to about 7 years ago when i started back damned acceptance was really low . over the years, nigerians have now grown to like the clothes on the expressions on the message behind every piece of art or every piece of you know, i don't really,

i was listening to from nissan fraud, but do i like it? but for me to fight is the job legal, not the department to see job legal. if you look carefully go 12 your friends to like should i say educate those more? ah, this space was commissioned in 2020 by a medical company. they are constructing from the stocks and they needed this barricade to be designed aesthetically in a medical form. what they also want to pass the message across to people that are driving so that you know that it medical facility is coming up at the back. this is a 3 piece really piece is our work that are very realistic. because see here, these are medical doctor by for me is surgery. yep. quotes are really real. it has different shades of blue is one on one presses body. well, that's what we call 3

b. when it looks very real power. i'm creating a new form. i'm using 3 primary follows red, yellow, and blue. as well as neutral colors. black and white. i use a lot of bright colors in my word because i'm a happy person. i like to laugh. i like things them make me happy. and i just feel like when you infuse calling every piece he writes is the we want to know. that's why you so my mom was a big part of the inspiration behind this. she encouraged me. are so afraid to leave my job. push, encourage me like, don't be scared to go for it. people always ask me, are you sure you can do this? seems like a job for a man. are you sure you can climb the ladder?

you show you can find this comfortable doing. don't you? death for you know, it felt like the stereotypes that job to what the men, you know. but over time, i didn't have to prove anything. i was fearless, i climbed, do tell them like, hey on here. you know women, i'm dream one does. women are dream things in different view as well as in canton. there is more to this incredible artist than just what we see around the city. sarah sony also has a base from where he teaches and collaborate with other artists. it saves space for learning. if space for recreation, we call it the sarah standards on top. i sub these displays because i wanted to give back to the community who teach here. we have recreation here. if i'm paying for training and anything, i see it's a space to share ideas and let the inspiration flow. i've learned so much from sarah. i've learned how to paint how to draw. when you're here,

you're free. you're free to express yourself at the end of the day as beautiful in a vibrant city like lagos, it takes a true creative to stand out and bring it even more color to our lives. if you ever visit lagos, to make sure to take some time, to enjoy the art of one young woman has brought to the streets and into people's heart. i ad freedom park, history comes close to us. it's always a part of our lives. similarly, the people in the city of supplement namibia walked the streets reminded of its colonial pause. local damsel arts is dragged by nearly in a tub acre a want on texas or on this coastal town remind me, nice way it's been and how it's evolved. everybody, my name is roman england is up and i'm on the west side by side. we're in circle

won't. so let's take a ride to my city much rather nelly dinning her a k. a one dawn is no, maybe as dawn, full super. and a rab loves his town, which locals coolest walker. it's nearby as a 3rd largest city and his home of choice. not just because of the vibrant local music scene, but also because the world's largest sand dunes are just a 5 minute drive away with this is freedom, it is best man and having the best of both worlds with shannon jones right beside each other. so we have in the freshest head, you know, so this is basically suck up on me wrap. and his crew are sand boarding prose. those still in the making. they even hope to represent thwack up in international tournaments one day with but after a bad full,

a rab has her to shoulder and need some t. l. c. and is may head to mon desa. the big township on the outskirts of swan, probably most people live here. and this is also where my, my august has her practice. the traditional feeler takes care of all kinds of hanes and thoughts from forth injuries for connecting with your ancestors. for the herbal doctor has a solution for everything. i want to get some kind of we, we a clue didn't move a, we don't really stress ourselves with western medicines and all that stuff to know . because we know like we go back to the root cause that's where we are very spiritual and very rooted, a targeted momma iris has many talents in addition to being a healer. she is also a musician, like rab,

however, she prefers singing old folk songs using cliques sounds. 2 0, and so how do those clinics actually work out? teacher marcell? horace offers as a crash course. i ok in hold of me, be a we got city. i tried the got it. well, number data in the bozeman, the 1st click, it's tongue flat and pulled up. the 2nd gleick is when you're riding lost. then the leak is when the child is waiting, we'll say to a talked in then the last gleick is when your opening is champagne. bottle an explosion in your mouth. ok. be careful. wrong. click wrong person. big problem. sick leave to nom mom, mom means laugh. and then the last good to nom up. i'm means kill. so from laugh to

kill is just a click away. the legacy of german colonial rule in fork of on still plays a huge role here today. in the 1st few years of the 20th century, german soldiers murdered thousands of indigenous people right here in walkman, as part of the genocide in namibia, ravenel. it takes us to a mass grave that serves as a painful reminder to those that were killed. although we have the brittle and the brown house, which is all pretty encircled, one is a very pretty and only name town. we also have this part of our history. and this is actually on an on and it's an on site. and i would like to share this part of the history of my town. would you

after visiting the dunes, the township and the mass cemetery rat heads to the old colonial saint, helps walk up to meet up with his friends. the beach is one of their favorite places in town, a perfect spot to end the day, and think about the many extremes of their city. when you live in melissa and when you come to the center of town, it's like you come to a different towns like you're in a different city men, because it's completely 2 different worlds. this is basically like a little island for 2 different worlds that depend on one on that and those opposites certainly attract. where else do you get a german bras bands, meeting quite obese. for rab and his crew swapped is the place to be south of wind looks like such an amazing face to visit. thank you so much for getting into

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