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a kind of full, vibrant joyful. this is the world of fever, sage, but who would have thought that the youngest of african only became a better artist to his struggle with depression? mentally and physically, his relinquish. see that i'm ok. and then i need to find what's the source of this and google, what is depression? kind of all the symptoms, fever stage type of changes, a creative, illustrative design and photographer who uses his creative freedom to showcase his representation of who he is a black african. but also uses his work and creative process for the public and type agent for depression. i used to include graphic design, and i didn't have much time to create things the way i wanted. and i didn't have creative freedom. and when i didn't have all of that, i was looking to could speak,

sit down and look at my fusion where i'm at and use this when it want. and then i resigned the resigning for that camera. and then um, a worked around mid people and it would sit down and then try it before the photography. and they will have an open dialogue with me also myself, most of the dialogue open up a. but where i met with my everyday life and from the more realistic actually i can use this as a therapy because i had to look at myself as well, like, i don't think any problems i speak is a good one to leave a routine part of the helpful experience is not this thing for me by means of open communication and vulnerability for girls from the coming to disorder and found his own sense of identity. which often requires a psychologist comfortable at the moment you start losing yourself and you do a new exec. when you get home,

you might start feeling like you're going feet in this website and you're struggling now to be the peasant touch one to remember if at the present person, most of the time, they lose interest in a lot of things. so the moment you lose interest, you remove yourself from the society. so in order for you to actually get back to new, most of you need to intent study start doing activities that have meaning to you. because when you're depressed most of the time, you don't have meaning and i have a lot of ideas come to life, but also what's important people get to open up for the present stories. and i use that as a therapy. when i get to people stories, it has changed my life a bad day to save my life as well. the live stage. tell me a tape. he says his creative freedom to showcase his representation of who he is a black african but also uses his work and creative process as a public and tight agent for depression. so if these creative ad is where you find many, then you can be pulled out because now you, you see that will takes it lives in for me to actually be alive. this will be

something that will keep your going. so it's very important to, to know your identity would wish they in life business stage we have, every person has, you know, fights those, the ones to understand what exactly to be do they belong. turns out that autism ought to contribute in the modern world than just what we see i and through his work visa cruise. just that my goal is to create hartwick visual with the breaches and camp way people getting tired and find this place where they can have an open composition, but also have a space where we can meet the strangers and find a common sense where i don't look at you as a different person and the meaning that i cannot talk to you, but the way i want to create with the treatment they have is to create which then brings people together because in every day that's what helped me to be the way i am in creating this patrick and products from

using photography as psychotherapy to social, expressive visual designs. feasel continues to make the world abroad to place while telling the story of africa and his own unique way. getting to have treat you freedom, it allows me to flee, express the ideas that i have without being ashamed of my identity, my culture, the creative to them, also allows me to actually engage 40 when someone is going to look at the way called the product. and try to invest in it and see the values so entirely what it gets for me. traits if you don't get to have the space that i can create anything without worrying about what someone's going to say to me. how someone finds a photo to how someone finds out records on the close end of the day. what i agreed speaks about my background, my history, where i come from and who is viva? we've been the society and who's diva auto suffolk as well. so when i choose these

colors, um, i could speak up with them from knowing what the re present and how they knew on me as well when i put the product to find the product as it is, and then wearable tangible products. so my, every day referenced is from the content of documented people and our culture as black people as well because that's where the presentation comes from. of me continuing telling the story of the concrete, the offering more to the world in just out. we're going to kansas, caesar continues to see his perception of the world through his photography and do the strait of works profession good by branch and silly from indeed, latitude off fav features a diverse range of all twigs including paintings, sco to,

and multi media pieces. um no, to invite and sign him daddy who is an artist at a special projects curie to consignee what an incredible space sold as a very diverse genre of all the twigs. but what is latitudes, all the thoughts and how does the concept come to be? thank you for the invitation. r m b. latitudes is a new partnership, but latitudes are for his daughter in 2019 and went to the height is because of the coven 19th. and then um, so the seo is coming back, partner with r and b is on the title sponsor. um to put this together, this wonderful venue cool chips don't gardens. so the past 3 years we focus primarily on building an online platform. when we started out in like 2020, we had 500 artist and now we have 1500 artist. can you tell me a little bit more about your, our annual work as of special projects kerry test. so i've been practicing art for about 10 years now, and i've been an opportunity to for 5 years. so, teaching

a trans disciplinary lens sort of led me to this place because i want to, to actually be a post disciplinary and you know, so there's a line that exists between odds and curation and slowly but surely i'm trying to erase that line and make it one thing, and finally, in your opinion, kids, i mean, do you believe that african alt is making their mark on the international stage? i think we have for a long time on a global scale, there's been a whole lot more attention to african art. i mean, so when you think about caves, paintings, or you think about how public, because so came to africa. and so african mosques and his whole style involved. so, you know, there's a chorus, you know, that it's happening from africa and i think it's about time the world paid attention to us. here to see said, thank you so much and kids and thank you, surfing and send the goal. is a thrilling adventure, riding the waves of the advancing ocean and embracing the 5 inch coastal coaches.

coaches son bags sent a gold 1st female purse sofa, and the book i chose a pioneer in the local surfing scene. together they came to up list african surfing profession. any ca send a goal, is it true? power dies for suffers. however, something is not any a sports or hobby, but to many young seneca lees, it has also become a ticket to a new life less. so for what i saw, this thing changed my life. i sca because it allows me to accomplish nausea to have many experiences with different people, different languages with different ways of communication. so on the different many things have changed in my life for many past your it changed a lot. yeah. because all the dumb of the vocal vocal man suffering may be a relatively young sports in africa, funding call the capital of sign

a goal. it has already attracted a devoted following of local suffers and torres to like dot com has excellent waves only around once more. you don't even have to leave the city to catch them. the my name is violet. got yo, and i'm the owner of go back. i would not set for village and we see that in a restaurant that i inherited from my dad's going out to my that day to me and how this of read being. so for instance, like early age, you know, but the only thing is that people is using like would and like piece of food and just slide on the way if it wasn't for the thing, you know that we have right now with the fine. so what are we sold and goes and stuff like that. so that's how we start stuffing. and when he made this like go to pay on people and they've been part of this thing or they're just like make long boards. i'm just, i'm sliding into wherever the wrong bugs you know and make it like a profession,

you know? and that's how the and to just meet assessing. and during the $193090.00 it gave me like crazy. it was a discipline that i didn't have no way in my life. i was just, i sleep in repeat. however, for some especially women pursuing the passion for something can be a rocky road for how to some pay the ocean is assigned to a place to escape the stresses of life at a mouse. and the beauty and power of nature. most of the little this they wouldn't, many go system was just me and she was a friends, it was all come, i say they says one or 2 months and then stopped at business on. so that was the only girl who continued surfing up to today, does it come? i see it, and later i started training. i would go step by step until now got but as i'm and now there are other goals starting to assess here. instead of going to send

a gun and i'm really happy to have other goals that i can surf with with the i'd be happy to communicate, share waves and all that. and do so. we have a main goal or like a mix. so for in africa, and they're likely to africa, you know, by organizing, i think a tool in 6 different countries every year. so that's so fucking get a prize money. the purpose is to keep them in africa and stuff like going forward all the time with was is finding for opportunity. we can create our own opportunities, surfing and send a goal is something we should all try. now i've got an opportunity to meet up with another incredible artist who goes by the name of bloom, going back to thank you so much for joining us today. now, what are some of those main themes in your work here today? so my work is really interested in material colchester, looking at the different ways in which we test labs within our families within our

culture. and so i really enjoy working with tech spouse specifically because they have such as long limits in history. how would you describe your thoughts as fix style? i work with different forms of hand with weaving. be doing um sewing. uh yeah. the concepts of your where it has a very strong african influence is why is that i am really interested in archiving . our stories kind of reflecting on history and how it looks in the contemporary now you gave further notes, right? see by the incredible award that you just want. tell me more about that here. so i want the customer a while toward basic you know what that is? supported by straus and coke and the bag factories. so i have a 3 month residents here at the back 5 p way. i'll produce a new party of work. and at the end of the residency, i present a solar eclipse it. well, thank you so much for breaking down. you'll have to stick vision. thank you so much . can indigenous african fruits be used to create flavor,

full products that appeal to a worldwide audience? straight out of atlanta? this company is answering that question with their cham sauces and for the products with the residing. yes, many people don't know that light is the grandfather of apricots, and many, many, many, many years ago, low is used to make libya to this movie. and also the boy, it was used um by the samsung ball to protect the skin the along the way. um, so it really has cultural relevance on the continent. ultimately it has a times mold victim and see that an are in the there's a growing awareness of the value of intention is pants and foods such as marilla and build up, but can be be harvested, use commercially, and appeal to a modern pilot. one company inputs on a has transcended indigenous food, 5 bucks in culture, into a jar, and transforming it into

a range of cyber filled jams, sources and steps that are wanting international awards. a lot of people know level level of oil that's used in cosmetics, but to get to 12 tons of blue oil, you need to go through 300 times the food pulse. so then we will like, okay, that's a problem. what can we do to you? through that and use and goes to waste and that's what inspired us to this that's making all sarah saw, jones and i was supposed to be a sustainable company that uses fruit that is indigenous to the content. the a lot of people have gone up 18 dams and for those in the likes, however, we're not using local indigenous foods. most of the times we eating story jams or, you know, applica jam. so we both trust also for companies. if we're going to create a product, it should be something that can resonate with people on the continent. so when we

realize that the little goes to waste every single season, it's under utilized, it's under commercialized, we thought to myself, okay, well, if we're going to play in the space, but we need to be different. and so what we like to say is that we serve you contract, you know, bottle, cuz we're taking our culture, measuring it with the content piece neighbors to give you something completely unique, something different. they take the left over pup, which they then process empty down. the production model is based around a product that has to steve launches a sustainably made and greasy reduces food waste. we sterilize the charts. we create a sugar, a solution with water. and then we add in use from either the orange juice from the rotate. and then from there we make sure that it reaches boiling points because we're very sensitive about food safety. we're very proud to be a has of certified facility ourselves. and so we filled the bottle,

hot jar jams and we'd like to stay at home. okay, let me make sure that everything is at the boiling points to make sure that no bacteria or harmful germs can enter. and then we cap it. we sealants, we turn it upside down to make sure the buckets also sell sterilized. and just like that, culture is in a box, the people taste our products and we are instantly transported to a very specific time place in the past. but at the same time, all while having a new experience, we love that balance. we love creating new things, but also having people feel connected not into the brand, but their own memories, their own families, and very specific beautiful moments into what we really want people to think. we, every time we buy a bustle is not just the 13 awards that we as

a company of one. but the reason why we're impacting value chains, we're impacting lives in communities for doing so by creating unique one of a kind of products and having people create a vision, not just of themselves, but also of the past in our culture where we come from and where we can go in the future model as what you call and also comp. so it is on the commercialized under utilize and it sort of lost faith in the to the system. so what we're trying to do that we're trying to re integrate it back into the food system and also from a climate change perspective, low resistance. it doesn't really need much water. that was also playing a role in, of you know, sustaining of was for security. most of us have comforting memories of indigenous fruits that we used as children, usually when visiting grandma. and just because we're older and maybe a little bit more sophisticated, doesn't mean we should lose the taste of culture in a bottle. we can't wait to take these tastes of africa dependents around the world

. know every now and then someone comes along with a key, a vision to change the world from arrow because you have go, how know and for his architectural design from states of the mosque to private homes has as i say, it's on creating autistic and evocative designs for the modern generation from lots of those structures to odd interior, i'm funny to design, will be based architect kashi up go have wants to create a bunch of products for everyday use, like design concept, more or less. so it would be fun from costs that i try and design products that can solve the problem, but they've been asked to do business some of my products. i was inspired by my left front of deals into would work and construction. and i went to design and for like this was stopped,

the we used to 14 or i can take 2 projects. for me said young talent works on these various designs. i grew up in columbus and in a family that's quite clear to my brother is a photograph of my mom taylor and my dad was a carpenter and into the colorado. so growing up, everything was to do each yourself. um, that's how i've developed a product designer. i makes things that sound to be affordable to most people being a mon open anytime in seattle as venture to enter the design over the course of products for interior and exterior use. when you want to lack a prototype, well they've lost the shelf and we are using the cutting for the 1st stage because it's very accurate. and the next stage is bending

the be a function bending and the next uh, process is product altering. i use photos altering because it's giving a good finish and it's a did it by the finish of the end of it. from the product watering process be attracted to the oven. right, is backed for a few minutes. and this is the finished product, as you can see, quite small product, all thing finished. and this is essentially a glass shelves that use of the recycling glass does light case on. you put these blocks goes into the show. the put this close, close the on site to the wall and you can put your keys here, your phone session of a gun puts landscaping plans or you can even put above the

cost also used. and these are cutting for these 30 apartment building into the money made will be which has started working on in 2025 at 5 to about this project sofa has been the golden on mondays aluminium for side notes on the east side of the building. it's a bit big, that's a one of the nice things about this. it's 7 study stalled. that is when we, how does that for us? are these one to method building more i caught you? and the 2nd aspect is more functional to because it's on the east side and we own the eager to be on to keep the sunlight from hitting up there almost too much. this is the aside from the inside. and as you can see right now, we're on top of the gloves, but the ones that glass collins, this is going to be a maintenance period, assembled on a scale, agreed on this part of those aluminum. so you don't have to worry about costs

unless you're going to see it provide some sort of privacy and also controls the month of lights coming in. late due to the involve designing, basically everything involved in this building. so everything that goes into designing kitchens, the details, the bathrooms, the title of everything. i'm a creative of lows and designing, lending materials. for example, if someone's perform better outside some would some best on in. i like mixing materials for example, we have um, metals we have glass, we of the concrete tree. how strong and the avoid. those are like the 5 main materials that i like using for the cash. yep. also play the reward in the design, drawing and detailing of the items most invidious drug tests, such as the 99 names of the war bundles,

geometric designs deals bound to reward for the entire more success to name a few. as for the challenges, the main one is time because i'm not the product design of my profession. i had to return the whole day. but in the end of the f, what is what they did when you see these finished walk into motion sitting in my opinion spend more than they will be wasting. was part of the design team, but $3.00 to $3.00 cinema holes with a total of $340.00 seats. 2 confession stands and one gaming is a 9 loud thing. i don't know. it would be next to me about to see my law and to see how it affects people for the future as an ocean. as his son, who stepped into the cues of his father, kashi ups to work and design an architect with no doubt time the test of time across many ages. i mean,

many ways continue to shape the spaces in which they will be and walk, liam, and play. that's about all the time we have for you today. we hope you enjoyed it. i'm about to keep exploring, but you can head over to l. socials to find out more until next time. good. by the

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