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you know, the from the put them together, all of them. it got even a gun, it was taken to appreciate what this is in northern and as talking thing coming together. so in directly, you know, that's or says of, you know, together on this, you know, that's, that's what we are trying to bring and control people's i session. since you have to care and other things to hide it, i think we should bring on when we meet our clients. the 1st thing we do is we need to find those as much information, i think, because that is only because you're visiting and what exactly you want. so i do most of the listening and i just listening to the evening do 49 breeds real estate avoiding perfectly disposing. i need to understand and ask them a lot of things because a lot of them telling me that i don't know what that one might be. don't know. it's just knowing the right christmas as that thing that i sketch utilize something. you take it out, then we see the to us to a point where, you know, keeping events. and so we with closely with clients and make sure that every single

thing we see and agreements will be a doing and then be we are or yes and enjoy the rest of your day. i was designs and gonna creatively and believe that dave is where the traditions of ethnic groups spotlights and both traditional, ethnic, that's us with a 3 k $6000.00 pardons and the same shows of the whites what did result in, in a couple of age and fusion of cultures so 1st particular, amazing offers that i am working on is part of the major polishan at whole fees connection that i'm doing. and then who we seeing actually came up all from a i have gone to a point in my life where i reflected and i'm like, look, i have been with i was to me, bryce in the industry and what was so many personalities and ask for like piece personalities, kind of a shoot me and being with the vision for me to create

a connection and or know my past prize. because i feel like everybody to come see has a story to tell. and so i just copy, go write them into 12 today. marks a submit sunday, i suppose it can be said that it gave the theme for an exhilarating send for the ship sessions showcase into highly of disappeared. the new vital collection i've been working with along with you for quite a long time sheets telling me about this concept and knowing the kind of i basically all i can with we are not thinking about them. something very useful. something very via find something very touchy and something that is very marketable . you know, so we tried to play around with this, but that's all part of it is to, to make sure that the african payment's been brought to life. okay. so that we are looking to portray, seek morning, futuristic and functional, bring this beautiful all the way to live. so let's do this,

guys is through the collection is called the gym collection. so this was a pleasure. this is called the images. and then what also inspires me is the colors . now, what can we, green, green is, is next to in. and then the gold as states meant as bold as our b, if you know, and these are people that they want to be seen. so these con list, you know, put together plus, obviously out quite a mix of perfect blend of richness, you know, and so it's very easy to relate these colors. and also the personality that i'm trying to portray out to what you should be expecting from a neat bridle among god design and life myself and my friend the v of went to be house school. in the flashing industry. we have full force coming and we're going to make sure that this idea comes to state because every

gun me in and as we pressing outside, gunner. and it's time for them to know that we have this, you will read that we come to visa, ending in the mines, becomes higher, being the parts of that and forget double date and every woman's life with the web, the, the out was beauty. ask the gracefully walk down the al brings a maze, joy, so once they get noise, she has contributed to making their dreams. come true, the false hypatia and brings it off. most of this function like look, go, well, you know, the kind of arising johannesburg arches, specializes in contemporary minutes media, hey, use of our clinic unless people adorned with clay or goals, jewelry until the 2023 and the audience award. the meet book. oh, you know, by got it contemporary mixed media,

autism based in to how does that work has featured in group exhibitions locally and globally in lagos, nigeria, and from paint to frame the way i assume this offering to teach. so how does the this is how she is re imagining the black female experience through what? it's an identity that's so weighed down by all this does cool. it's like it always becomes political when it's a black woman and that's so exhausting. when i go into a gallery before i used to feel heavy off too, it's like it was always trauma based or if it's not like trauma based, just like exchange virtual extremely traditional. i felt like i couldn't see myself in that, and i couldn't see the woman around me in that. not to say that let's homeless don't exist in woman. she's not create like stuff like that. i just think that were multi dimensional and that should be reflected in the haven't go,

not believing that aunt was to remain in the category of hobby book, only completed a year in architecture school before giving and the her desire to study art of to secrecy. switching from architecture to a fine arts degree, she hasn't slipped back since i think my friends, i listen to think that i'm around feeding things and it's also very aggressive. cool. but it's, it's, it's also like aspirational, the moments that are painful name is i would like to share with them on moments that i have already stated that i've grown up in time since in a small town in eastern care quote that i started, i spend time in a village called them, i got an eastern case infinity township in cape town. and with all my interest, like going through home magazines, those i pick has been families didn't look like me, you know, and i, so i just started to insert that it's, that's what i mean when i say,

i think that's my understanding. can you look, oh, you prepays, hey, candace was laced fabric, adding a unique dimension to her work and an element of luxury, drawing the view into the subtly expressive world. this is interesting. i've actually never use something like this. can i actually have seen me, those of us show you maybe from a 5 will look like the film and but as you come close to and i it seems like there's actually like flowers. and this is, and i think that actually speak to lots of how women are. i think it makes my word feel like encountering me. there's like a soft, smooth, and just as swag about women that i really enjoy. actually wanted to be a fashion designer when i was younger. so i central a lot, but i would like to like when the next one. so it's and then and naturally in school when you're receiving praise for something you're interested in,

it starts to grow. you start to feel like you're in the right place thinking thing . but then the turning point was that when i was in grade 9, and i had a visual art teacher at the time, names missed angles. and he took eyes to assist studios for like a school to type of thing. and that was the 1st time i saw people who are artists who are living is opposite. i remember one of them was and i remember them. another one was the lights been in the town and they just have like, paintings all over the place and they told them, maria, this is going to be a show in your own. and then i'm going to go and i was like what? and so when i heard these people saying that they're seeing the rest of the world through, i was like, okay, i think i might when this happens in the beginning, there were those misconceptions like you're going to. so painting like that's the thing that you're going to be doing. and it, i think in their hands it was like the immediate images,

maybe someone on the side of the road as my winning or like somebody in a mall enjoying people like as they go. and that's why i've been a go, okay, so with the way that i've been navigating the industry is i felt like i really didn't have a choice. but to get this thing right. because of the way that my family thought about things being at the tobin. od fee in johannesburg, marks an important milestone to 1st. so i've exhibited in a number of group shows before, and i was enjoying that because it felt like there was a lot of options that i had been studying in high school or through. i'll just like my academic final career and now i'm alongside them and we see people doing solos. and i think that it's very incredible cuz it's not just like one audrey gets the entire space. it can become immersive when he gets tired. story like all the way through and in a way that you can control the booth next door is not another artist as an, as

a institution. and that is very affirming. for me, i'm prototyping a new way of, of like navigating the ecosystem. because at the moment, the institutions of how it's like these big right to institutions are the ones that decide who gets to be visible and who doesn't, where story gets told and what doesn't. and i'm trying to find ways of like a breaking in. so those things without being controlled as continues along the power law pods of her own black female lived experience and visual artist. she continues to take up space in those fees as she shares her passion with the work. well that's it from us for today, please. don't forget set us up on social as well for me. and vilegas district is good bye for now. the

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