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the core as well. first and foremost is home from the beginning, you know, the plan was to travel and gain as much experience and exposure as possible, and then eventually come back home and to do something of my own. the taste is, this is filled with the freshest ingredients and what's better then likely fold the safe gets 90 percent of these projects from portion 85 phone locate to 20 kilometers from these restaurants and bryan's to the close proximity of the farm. also, system one deals if it's to sustainability, it's definitely all about sustainability, about freshness, quality, and just supporting local farm is very important. a lot of old goes into my food process and food creation. i'm inspired by everything there are need, but most important key by the pros, use that nature is supplying for us. therefore i focus on the seasons because

whatever is in season is probably at its best in terms of flavor and quantity. how this translates to my signature dish is quite interesting because i never feel like a dish is complete at the restaurant. we always change. i mean every 3 weeks. uh, and the process is working on the dish over time, trying to rectify it, to refinance and refine it to a point wait, probably after 2 to 3 weeks, we find that it's a reached a level of protection. they will need you to beacon on today's me use is that so we use the deck from head to toe to coal, duck 360 it goes back to sustainability and everything that you're gonna have today is utilized from this from 2 to one days that bt south african fine dining restaurant decree to spend 2019. this is we kind of neary brilliance meet up to the

play. each dish has a mazda piece, treated was on level to fiction, at present, in the most bespoke stating imaginable of taken whatever land from the french. and i've taken the techniques and the philosophy and brought it back to south africa and started focusing more on local, envision as products. and what i've done is i've taken off cultures and designing a cruising that speaks to our people in terms of how story. and we've turned this kind of cooking as freaked more than one dealer. cutting the return, he started at the age of 9. he showed potential by catching very then cooking them for his family and friends. for the age of 17, he enrolled in hotel school, really fell in love with uh, you know, the idea of food and creation of food. before i even knew that it could be a profession being a chef at that time. it was not as popular as it is today, and so my parents couldn't really understand why you want to be a cook for

a living. um, but i still went on and really focused on the kitchen, more than anything in the hotel school anyway. eventually made his way to new york, where he battled to find employment before proving himself amongst the city's finest academy. a retail in very, very, very tough city. uh to be in. and obviously i went, there was no jobs from the like $500.00 in my pocket and went from door to door with my shift jacket and knives and locked in all the best french restaurants in manhattan. and every day i would wake up and just grind and look for the opportunity which i finally got and then uh, ended up in tears, working at a 2 store michigan restaurant at la maurice. and then eventually came back 2018 um back to johannesburg of to over a decade and had to start from scratch ship. one delay is appreciative of the main

to ship that he received while establishing himself as a professional 6 so much so that he has invested in others that wish to bulk the st . paul shift, you know, seeing my libya who is all kind of the, our executive pays to shift and also creates of started except for the entire restaurants and myself who just walked in. especially if i want to cook. i wanna learn how to cook. obviously, the extra 6 approach and the potential that he had, and i thought it would be great to then send them over to friends in paris where you worked with one of my colleagues, how i became part on 5 shift wendell is team from graphic designer to a technician for one of the big telecoms company. it's the truth is that i wanted to be free. i want it to be happy, but i love about cooking is that it feels and always feels like um, a new experience every day. what i enjoy a bunch of friends lives. mentorship is that he believes in is main. t t allows you

to make as many mistakes as you can. and some of those mistakes you learn to. that's how you solve too bad. so your next step, it's important for me because in my career i always main to it the right way. you have to transfer skills and you have to transfer exposure and use us age occasionally. and that's what we need to, and that's what i believe, a city key pleasing and carefully considered. this is not just the meal, it's an immersive journey into the heart of color neary onto the street. from the township of thoughtful to a mission, install shape one dina is truly an inspirational color. mary artist. now nestled into sits. you have to have paid your town close to. sorry, cool rich. this was a vibrant cow, tim, a building from its original purpose as the city market. and has become a have of activity with a create so far,

cuz i'm about to check to tell me london to discuss his contribution to new towns, dynamic lifestyle. come with me tom, thank you so much for inviting me out to the very telephone you town. you've decided to open your very own don studio. yeah. what made you say so long? utah, as i said, like even central, it would make things more convenient for people to get towards. so what is new and happening here? i mean, we have a lot of close that i'm open now and i mean, spring has sprung. so i think it's the best time to actually come to the dance deal come workout stones has to be at the top of my list of some of my favorite things to do. but if you were to just hone in on your tongue and it's precinct, what are some of those favorite activities you like to get up to? i mean, it's a very cultural place. i mean, if you look at the fact that they used to host um cartoon, festus, for the needs of it can read them to my computer, my computer. yeah. if you want to watch pay, that's cool. we just, i really didn't even see the biggest takes the writing down the road, you know,

so i think it's a very sense of place where you can reach the find different things that you would want to engage in. and obviously the biggest down student, the country, we do a search and find the status. thank you so much tom. fact we're not done with you just a little bit later on. we want to touch base on you entered on the studio. okay, thank you so much bye. inside the boss, the weight is abundant, yet the members of on each distinguish themselves by recognizing and exploiting seaweeds pertain so as a base full skincare product. the mom is nancy bob on a mission. they wants to turn c lead into skincare project, making them in our society. we have always use it for many different things like making so body squads, june salad, and even lucian notions using see lead is quite common inside the box. but these women stand out from the rest of this almost tending to their harvest. the seaweeds pouring into the beauty industry is

a new to with the venture one which means the lead in. so he is the name of a macro. ugh. and client based can cat, under the full name, one is on the bottom. the seaweed is sourced from the indian ocean. and the production process is only done by the mom of, of funds the but one tv does not have truly to support like other planting america . mine they, me and give me one. so 1st we use a rope to enter the seat in the water. do not full, then we use the traditional line method to find me walk you need when you know, when that is done, we use fix to plot them by tying them firmly into what time do you mind example the less then we leave them for 2 months after which they are ready for how to help with no watch i'm processing is nearly money. let's say here it is useful for treating diabetes and high blood pressure, especially for expect on mothers and small children as well. most of the palm is around nancy. bob has resorted to unsustainable funding practices,

such as putting one group of trees for seaweed steaks and caring sea grass beds to expand seaweed palms suit us to increase view and income. the mom of those fancy below, however, are quite different. folsom as indeed when it comes to the environment, we have a intentional about the position we are on about sustainability instead of funding waste. we separate store and dispatch recyclable materials to recycling centers. i'm one if i 0 and not only 5, we also convert to buy a new phase of a waste into. for tonight the butter, nothing is on the left. the see we can can, has a total of 50 women working for the company. the production center is located just moments away from paget beach on the east coast of a good job. the main island of sands we bought off the harvesting the muzzles vans

. he bought, take the harvest to be dried money special after harvesting. to see, we do put them here under the shade to be dried. we dried them so that we can turn to see we didn't to a powder or grand news or extract depending on the product we wished to make. one kind of process the seaweed without drying it 1st and it takes 3 days to fully dry enough to contend. the women strictly hand craft a range of all natural skin products with the harvested seaweed. as a key ingredient, their soaps, boiled, and butters are also made the apps and spices sold from around the centers, gardens and across africa. i went in the process so we use fat. see, read these works and whichever essential oils that 1 may prefer and not the well, the production process is very good and the number, the tools and equipment that we use to make the products have to be completely

clean and sanitized before we use them to measure out the portions of this i, c, k, i level we're not going to be my someone now from novice honda is the heart behind the innovative see weed skin care operation in supporting this industry. she has made it possible for the mom of sun, the boss, to read a livable income from death bombing sounds as far as the history of series farming . and it has about 23000 c. me farmers. that phone see read on a daily basis. the idea of c, we skincare was inspired by the women themselves. unfortunately see which farmers are in a very low income. and we knew of the benefits of series and therefore we combined both worlds. status. creat skincare. see we has the building blocks of unhealthy skin such as amino acids and proteins, and this helps with cell turnover according to clinical results. so it has various

benefits. we have a very strong team here, money, zanzibar and we've worked together for very long time. so it's almost like a family. many of the women have been with us from the start. and we find it important because especially in thousands of are those very few areas where women can contribute uh, economically to their families. and here they've been given this opportunity by getting training and really having their 1st work experience. many of our women actually haven't really gone to school for very long. but our company is all about giving him that opportunity. and we may of this see with the client has really helped improve the quality of my life breakfast. i didn't know about all of its benefits. we simply planned to do to send the roll material, but now we're able to make value added products out of it. we use it to make all sorts of things, including seaweed, to choose which has met this in on finding the width of the blue. rogue mom is of

one e will continue to open horizons for inclusive women. employment on the island magnificence the same resume to provide all that's needed and those can take products to look amazing. know back to you, tom. worked on styles, do you specialize in but i'm in the one done so that i'm not far as causative points always as a highly influenced by funds. so we took in some sort of just the lows. so can you just tell me a little bit about what's times how you came to fall and why did they keep coming back to a studio? we've been doing it for a while, you know, and i piece of old grand. um we case the a bu. i, you know, kids at, uh, um, so i think of it is listening to home of dogs. if you want to learn how to down thing, this is the perfect place to come to and on that note it's, i mean, how do you believe south africans dawn culture and trains impact contin protons

play, be safe? is a big down. rob, if you're going to look at what's happening now, and the tv or the eyes of the, was i focusing on site africa? you know, what i mean? we have finally have an original song that we can claim and take to that was. so this is from the huge and the does that is funding to so positively. what are some of those experiences that you're time to walk away with? we find comfort in dancing to kind of release says from, you know, from the was well, thank you so so much time. so spinning the often in the sense, physically wishing you fools are faced with that's the way to sign. and thank you so much, frederick evan. is a guy, marriages, they, pottery wisdom of logan, a woman with his own expertise. the result is a unique fusion that gives life to his chest survey to all cases. this is not, you know, done in poultry. and this is not your ordinary gunny and

pulled out of the middle of practice now working with. so, i mean, i feel fortunate to be doing gun know to the global scale and also inspiring younger generations to practice in, out with the p as the i mean, the deal, frederick evans is the old kind of, is the talents at school list. include mazda and cigna in government. i love to work with other scott because plays very plastic in this kind of thursday. and so it allows me the opportunity to slip it into whatever form i like. working with clay is a reflection of my child's with memory. where i like the idea of filing your hand having fun as the nazis. also how i'm able to translate to my ideas, you know, into fruition like bringing my thoughts into reality. i think play has this and i

did between myself and it, where the communication is very humble. it is one of the most humbling things for me and in my life the odds of making objects would key has been an age old foxes and gum. that's the dates, buck, hundreds of us, the making of the crops has been mostly female dominated. well, mazda still said the protest adult as an other female associates will play for money. pollution of the medium clay, with various techniques and phones employed to get unique, beautiful pieces the anytime i go back to the space for me, it feels more like going back home in menus, the fed bind for the nag. i am so happy to see the way fred has some proof. he's foxy techniques. why?

and you know that he has done so many beautiful lucky and the best value for us to meet it. as the way he has joined the differential posts together. the final work and his presentation really unique and beautiful. and this works i entirely different from the ones we do here. i can see, and one of the things that i find a very intriguing is how much even do i pay attention to the techniques and processes. i always find something new. when have i visited the spaces and not also? for me it's difficult because the other knowledge, these human have in the making of poetry cannot because you know, i to go. and so my real glove dissertation is what a falls into lane each time that i visited these faces. so

i'm currently working on some scripture pieces where i'm trying to play, you know, with the idea of uh, magine, my sculpture or my as pieces with metal. and then uh, the purpose of these pieces is to explore the dimensions towards the plastic quality of clue will allow me. i tried to also put myself, you know, as a reference, and then use that in these courses. and then i'll be using them for an extradition . at the end of this year, the asa polosa sweats creates of jenny has been goodly, inspired by the legacy of michael co due for sent gun up by the british government in 1914 with a mission of introducing missed a profit of the just ceramic

b and the audits fred has built on the old technique of loved building to a new was full virtual reality. i believe my word i presented in courts. i heritage in the mode of is that text and also how i am for introducing poetry into contemporary space. as for example, um they, they're so ongoing and the museum of the michigan university where my work is being presented as a quote from objects emanating from africa and gonna have to be precise. the federals inspiration, so many aspects of life and culture. transforming f into ox and making waves and a strictly female dominique has please. and this process recognizes the importance of open springs for meal participation in the cross.

the design of evolution like is 2010 dave, you collection quickly captured attention with renown. so it was in for a single home take cells and accessories, which are now being annoyed by a global audience. making life more colorful is what london design or emotional nike has set out to do. and she takes an approach all her own. has to be in my court. everything that i am is reflected in these designs, especially when i get launched her 1st collection in 2010 and scored an immediate hit, renounce stores carried her luxurious home textiles and accessories. now, for designs are available world wide. recent achievements include collaborations with so home, the home furnishing line of exclusive clubs, so house hotel and luxury design or bathroom maker. c p heart. these are shown i

could study journalism and fell into design more or less by accidents that couldn't find the designs that i wanted. so i felt like why don't i designed it myself because in my head, i knew exactly what i wanted even embarked on her creative journey in fryeburg, in southern germany, where she grew of the daughter of nigerian parents. her father is an art historian, her mother, a pediatrician, travel, and visits to museums developed her interest in art and design. that was really from an early age, interested in interior design and in tex 1000 patton's, obviously west africa and the west african narrative. the rest of it can bail for life is for me at the pool of my walk, that people from different backgrounds and you know, different parts of the world. kind of resonates a bit and, and like the style. one of her inspirations is nigerian boutique and textile artist, chief new k davies, oakland di, both or ethnic, you're about

a west african ethnic group with a highly rich culture. this includes the typical id or a fabrics made using indigo died techniques. these are also reflected in each of us designs. i mean, i'm not designing traditional african tech styles, but i'm trying to tell a story of, of my tech styles. i think that my doing and mr. background comes in as well. the designer tell stories from her life and her creations. she draws inspiration from experience that she's had along the way. she doesn't tell these stories and words, but through colors and shapes got the kind of that i'm in the idea else and take pictures of everything that inspires me. things that i see maybe a embroidery on a dress. once i'm happy with the design, then v enter, use the colors that i chose before and to that design. eva has no doubts that she's found her true colleagues,

that everything she's done and has experienced over the years for childhood, for background. her experiences as a tv producer and fashion journalist has let her right to where she is. now. this is more than a business, this is like an extension of myself. and i think the self love and the self expression and sharing this obviously with other people. it's not just that i do it for myself. i can sit at home and, you know, like do it all day about sharing this mr. wells and i'm seeing the appreciation and the last that i'm getting read, it keeps me go and gets me out of that every day. story telling is as old as human kind, but how we tell stories varies the social nike tells them through her african inspired designs. that's about all the time we have with you today. for more information, please do remember to take out d, w dot com, forward slash app re max. see you said

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