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following a fashion designer who is transformed his struggles into a closing label. my son myra. we take a ride with the underground skate boarding community inputs on us who hope to smash stigma is a bounce this forth then we help those 2 legal is to meet the toilet. i get in and and interior design. i know with the unique i for changing the ordinary into extra ordinary. i found them tango and your watching at 3 megs, the across countries and cultures. these one thing we all have in common music, it has a pallet. it connects us as the most profound way, loved the own. it is

a canyon musician with the goal of sharing her heritage, with the music from her traditional instrument v o 2 are being a female, a router player, not de gomez, has broken gym. the battery has been transformed the role of these for additional instruments in the canyon music scene one instead of the flow to, to is actually actual given for me. so i went to music school level school and i didn't make it to the accident class. i was put in a special ed program called wrote talent. my voice is a bit to africanized. i think they wanted some kind of thinking which i didn't have . i didn't have that skills. so they told me to maybe find an instrument to comfort him and my wife. and i talked to my uncle who is a musician as well. and he said that he suggested that i play a conditional instrument and i came across 2 instruments. i came across the door to to and when i learned that order to is only played by man, i said, you know what,

this is a great idea. this is the instrument that i want to play over to is a traditional stringed instrument from the legal community. of kenya and loved. this is a to pioneer in many ways the thing that came across the most was meeting people who didn't understand why i was playing the instrument as a woman. i got insulted one at the show and i had to fuck up. so now we, i had class to do anyway, just about to start recording the giving that split, especially with the lab d is maybe she can put the music whenever we go into a session she can speak to in regards to like, i mean, do you have music to this additional instrument. i do too, which is very special to ha, she's one of the few. i do think kenya who uses high traditional instrument. i can say you can pay is another instrument like i get uh because now even like bbc security, it is the very defense. so that's supposed to patients hold at

a to or here, depending on how you said. but if you want to be creative, feel free and uh, the page gets higher, the closer you go to the page. as you can see and displayed with the 4 fingers. oh, i want a little kid from wherever to be like, i want to play a little to my you. my younger siblings. wonderful to, to really is i think about pride and african ownership. the routine was an instrument that was played in different times. for example, have asked and the was, the thing about traditional instruments is that they will or functional we did not sit down and write songs about flowers throwing those owners above us. and most likely sort by no tool was played by men. and in just these to do this thing called back rock in my community and back rockies is place. so the play somebody or make

fun of them the sounds that are indigenous to traditional music. i mean span by instruments less talk from there. for example, to the addition of what the vocals sounds like, what the voice sounds like. so once you, once you start looking at kind of music from that point, you realize that's, that's the call of everything. what i love about to, to, is that i play the way i want, how my feet would play it, you know, and that's its own thing the to, to on innovative approach to over to love the only she's helping to preserve and promote can use reached cultural heritage was also inspiring a new generation of musicians to explore the roots and create new sound.

the sun is about friendship, and sometimes those ties make it difficult to make friends as an adult. so you, we constantly have to 6 people out and black onto a plane. that's what this thing the, what i want to achieve is to do what i like. not to have to conform to a style of music that i don't like what i spend on branding, but i don't like just to get enough money to live the way i want. i hope at the end of each phone, i inspire enough people to take off traditional instruments. but this is a key to what i'm doing now. and more so goes. but in general,

the young people to take up these instruments because that's across today the, to how music nobody has transformed on route to into a mod, done to for self expression. i love the vague send, the very is in the music, is one of the few female players all the route to the creative freedom and passion inspires many showing a transformative power of music. the women's living heritage monument is a tribute to women in various fields symbolizing equality and empowerment. i am now joined by the u. t. taylor, the project manager for the south african creative industries incubator and now runs the incubation program for the beautiful things exhibition. here to you, welcome to ask feedbacks, what is the south african creative industries incubator?

and how does it fit in with the women's living heritage? one you meant? so the supervisor didn't creative industries and q beta is a creative incubate to that into bass creatives. within the creative sick to give them the business skills and knowledge that they need. because um, for the longest time, all industries be known as the song and dance industry of fox and culture and of all industries in the country. and what we've serve to do is to lead creatives to know that you can be creative, and you can do creative things, but there's also a lot of money to be made. so we provide them with the business savvy and the skills to run a sustainable business. you are responsible for the sales gallery. how does the incubation program link to the development of commercially viable office? okay, so we can release the late to be access and the craft for the shop specifically. it's also just to boost the creative economy as a whole. so we selected uh products from around the country products that would speak to what is happening in big submission portion off of the women's living here

we teach museum and that ties directly into the store. and that is also just to, to sort of create an income for those creative specifically and also then to provide market access. thank you so much for providing inside. and i cannot ways to walk through the speak sufficient. it is time to take it. jenny was a fashion designer who has traveled across africa, escape the london genocide, and turned to his, tim will into a line of clothing, meet nimble mazda mazda, the odd, old fashion, the cape town, bass, clothing designer in youngel, my son mara, it's birth, and so much more poignant run to my jenny through african continents inspired my life's purpose and to give me a voice as a fashion designer. in youngel also produces performance, all photography and phone. although the session is always at the hearts of youth

creative t, as can be seen at the unveiling of these like the sculpture. so the model is going to be performing around this culture kind of like revealing it to the public and allowing it to exist and be we've been displaced. wait is the models a showcasing in young boys take so and fashion designed style from a recent collection to collection is called the back that carried the chosen one. it was a collection that was made in on the coastal is what came before us. in yellow sculpture was part of the international public on festival in k town and will be exhibited in the company gardens for 2 years. so showing the gratitude towards those who worked as before, very near to be clicking on the coupon code

teen young pull reading. he's slated to the ancestors provides insight into the artist and these work. now more than eva, we seek for your guidance and these done so that we can continue to build on this strong foundation. you have lays before those 2 years old when we 1st left through and we were forced to feed the country to, to the tri city that we all know that happening in 1994 up to the age of 7 for us and rick. and to came off of a they genocide who in back home. but of course there was a lot of troll model of tensions. after 5 years, a new one, the young was mother decided to send him overland to join his brother. in cape town . i was 12 when i left us a much alone. by the time i go to, i was 13 states wasn't any, did less than to almost say the majority of west spin fabric sold across africa originate in europe. same youngblood decided to design his own. take stealth,

drawing inspiration from his experiences. i'll do research from the country that i've lived in. oh, the people that i've met and incorporate all of that. even though utilizing the symbols, the rims on, you know, in gun it's a symbol for your military. shows that and you can be as tough as apple or rim for this one. i call it, uh, what this period. you know, it's so small of like the past that guy does home, the logo that i've designed, it shows the courage within the sharpening the teeth of the warriors. it shows constitutions and then it's has like the tickets and you know, the fit. i kind of like we need to always think for wisdom. 2 when i'm designing, i always thought to the end in mind, and then visualize that. i do a lot of working in the city, taking as much as i can, the movement of people,

the events flying events, guides me to gifted fee flowing movement that i always try to incorporate in my designing. i call my brain must somebody out which comes from with a model must have said london saying that saves us something from nothing. old vase came with intended duties. very much mister frederick. but what it you present to me and for me is the play of wants is people who grew up in places like me who never had voice is. so i'm being that shield in that voice so that people can find the coverage to lead to my creation. it's been a very traumatic jamie, but a look to be on that to be on board as was more of a photographic installation performance in the expansion of my story telling and kind of what happens. you know, when one is my great team to get those who comes in health care to give those who

comes and take from you. the danger is also, most importantly, the listings. you brave enough to look on the other side and, and we had this cough chose code for us up to this time a travel which was more of like can, we could be rooted in our home africa and trying to make it the best that we can make it the function is more about story then clothing function is the motion impressions in your most recent collection at cape town, fashion week, silence the guns is we storytelling needs. activism was calling out of the generation to say no tweet inputs and to a to the guns to the violence to the killing. it's cost basically the couple nice thing one another cuz we have more than just the was the color and used to a very, very gentle looking at the or we should look a new and green, you know, and also us to process it to maybe to rebates traumatized and in the us and stuff

in it into the soft light pill. when i started function and not a one is rejected to my voice. evan said that i was to color for to bolt, too loud. but now the whole world is fine. at least sending and accepting my voice and my messages, and i'm enjoying such moments through struggle and pain, passion, and creativity are important nimble muscle. myra has showed us that our life denise has the power to inspire great things. i am now joined by say, a piece on which side of the project direct phone i will roof as the director for the beautiful things exhibition here at the women living heritage monument. so be so thank you for joining us. what is in the contemporary arch project logo is a project that was conceptualize 11 years ago. and the

name of it means i'm a c u and acknowledge you for who you. uh, it's a place that names. and the reason why we actually initiated the project with the department of us and coach plus based on the is the public attacks that are happening inside of africa. that, you know, and my experience of targeting the continent that it's actually not just so that she can issue. it's a continental issue that we need to know. i know that she says a and i'm accepted. so therefore who we are as africans. and we use the medium of visual at to showcase the best of african contemporary turing. i should come in . thank you so much for giving us an insight into this beautiful excavation and for your time. escape voting has always been a sport for misfits and our costs in africa. it is still

a small and underground activity, but it is covered only if we wanna with sound good. how does she get is working to change perspectives. and to show that skateboarding is not just an escape for hooligans like father and life, listen, this is not just about having fun with a wooden toward this is about life goals. i hope that the on the of you know, let me pick this. getting seen here is quite small and nobody knows about his life from outside the country. so that's, so i find myself to show the world you know, see what is the city here is not california. it's how about on a bus? one of my name is looks like, which i think are and photography. but i'm looking for 10 bucks. one of the escaped board in community is still small. there are no brand sponsorships or major lead contests and no state parks. right now we're in how modern level. so i know. yeah, that's part of the as the,

he's comfortable with getting here every week. so it's impossible for us to go out out in the streets because because of security, so was good to use the way. so this place is like a safe space for us. people not, they don't really understand what scathing is because to them this thing as, as little ruffles. this is also something does kept us on a public skating for me, reading for music light in this game and bad things. yeah. yeah. done. good people with an easy way to static. so this, i mean it's like this is next several messages walking around like that company. that thing. so i what i like most about skating is just the peasant veneers. yeah. that comes with a like trying trying again, is just like a life listening basically this casing. and how about i was going slowly by showing right now my hope is to see more clear. there's a more skita village coming to an escape photography of 2016.

and i moved to cape town to study photography and city of austin to college. and um, i mean, the main reason why i started photography it was to, to document the skateboarding scene and how, what on being in the x state or himself, most taco knows how to get the best shot. and the hard work has paid off. his pictures had been featured in various skater and international magazines, stock, so there's different type of fees then what size and part of about it is. um i get like i only have to take like the over again until i get it right. lesson was intelligent about it because you know, to skate a might not be the photo might not seem good to use. so then i have to take the photo again. you just need to have good composition and a good eye. and um, also the most important thing that you need to have is,

is your own style. dosikin. masako also works for a nigerian skate shop, crucial for the community. their whole said me on the vino let me pick and they'll be different. skin fox around the country way to kind of like pick up the boards and start investigating and feel like because you know, escape skating as it has helped me to stay out of trouble. and it has really given me like a tree of costs and like it's a bit of help intellectually x rays, different things and can go outside my comfort zone. it's not just pictures and it's not just a hobby. it's about showing that skateboarding can be the keys and managing many of life ups and downs. we can all learn something from these gates for this. it is not about how many times you full it is about getting us and trying to gain. interior design is an all full weights

for homes, offices, or commercial spaces total i, i get a, an interior designer from legal is dedicated to transforming ordinary spaces into sustainable centuries. the spaces we inhabit have a profound impact on all well being tele, kimberly illegal space. interior designer transforms ordinary spaces exceptional and sustainable centuries that put them on balance and harmony with this is hello. oh, seen people interact through the space on the completion. what do you think of a factory or something where everything is watching and how many? so i think it's just important that you really considering the way the pieces used . and i mean, sometimes people didn't really want that. so how many might be the thing you know, uh you know, 8 to be in the cupboard, right. is like, you know, mixing, humphreys episode, think about, you know, that, but i think we really follow the brief on the client. and that's what they're

looking for. that's what we're going to give them, but it's not always the case that comedy is the end result. basically working in the investment banking sector for over 60 years in the u. k. moved back home to legal to stop working in the interior design space. so this is one of our projects, and we had custody of some townhouses with the business, they study incentive officers, kitchens pulled into this part of the passenger seat for a young couple who obviously quite in session to expose the trouble quite to know the interest of health and fitness and agreed to affect the restaurant is in the house. to accumulate is a story. a spaces. cheese is a passion for collecting oswick and feed into spaces that she entered into contemporary, residential and commercial spaces. so we do a lot of dental projects and also of policy projects. so a lot of time at the time because it might be like the theme in the space that

might be an interest john to american best jobs. so this is chapter one of the restaurants that we designed on legal fact you have the basis to have, even though it's an invest jonathan wanted something, but it's of fresh and contemporary. we need to restaurant design. we have to think about the weight of a chair and these chairs. um, we're actually even putting them in from a comfortable down form. it's just kind of moving company. they tend to have quite a few events in here. so you have to, to move the tables. it's important that you can set up the day to afternoon evening i think with don't because of multiple labs and like take we have that effect going on. these ration is like a big melting, possibly lots of different facets depending on what we're doing. so sometimes that in spicy, but of course the base here is by what we see around us 5. by off that we see office, a big part about design flaw, seen, we kind of feel it brings into a bigger depth and to every space. so the commission for spaces are watching,

you know, whole creating frequency living spaces. toler recently opened an art gallery in lagos, to fetch a promot my gear in an african. okay, so this is um, so its a gallery out of town, you have an expression on, by a veteran or artist. he's actually a mazda for the arrows, that's a great let us have him showcase as well as the gallery. and then this piece here is by random from jamaica. cool. down a little national bush. oh, i think it's 6 after the stunning piece. so we present represent him as well. gallery, i think it was about 5 success go with us is our platform cool. i design out, which is just to really college people to stop having an interest in, you know, what we have looks like we have amazing office mentor. that's super talented. it's all the odd bits. it's totally apart. and to being inspired by the need, the clients in such a way that the space is she creates, reflect the individuality of each inhabitant. because of the stable materials and

the boundaries comes into play. for the play. this is actually, you know, a tool which is the mitchell. we've actually to sort of be purpose to by using the number of c capital, which is way over the way. nice. i'm just sort of done the bumpers chips over it. so somebody, we actually started a ticket to create my business logic a he did us the 1st concept of s and i'm supposed to be developed. so it's just a quick way to sort of, you know, up cycle. i'm a little basically isn't to design is on face with best to get us on board when you get the architect article didn't realize that, but it's actually best on terms of the space planning to becoming really early on and making sure that list the space really functions as well as it should for the use as a bit of tile be of office, so restaurant or home that there's actually a maximum um function to that site. probably the most important thing paula is not just an interior designer. she's an artist who takes inspiration from the unique

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