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In this episode, I speak with creative director & visual artist Ken Nwadiogbu from Nigeria. He shares his personal experience and discovery in his art profession. Ken describes how he found his love for his work as he has learned how to capture emotions on canvas.

We also talk about putting together his first solo show at https://thebricklanegallery.com/ in 2019. 

You can connect with Ken at https://www.instagram.com/kennwadiogbu/

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In this episode, I speak with Nigerian-based 3D artist Owo Anietie about his NFT project Afrodriods, which is one of the biggest NFT projects from Africa.
He shares the central idea behind Afrodroids being an android which is part machine and part human that houses the human consciousness. The droids live in a dystopian world set in the year 3045 where there are no humans on earth. Owo created over 12,000 unique pieces for his project which sold out in under 11 minutes when it was released.

We also talk about his charity work with https://www.instagram.com/dreamcatchersda/ Dream Catchers Academy for girls, founded by https://www.instagram.com/seyi_oluyole/

You can connect with Owo at https://www.instagram.com/owo_anietie/ and https://twitter.com/OwoAnietie

Check out the afrodroid collection at https://opensea.io/collection/afrodroids-by-owo

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In this episode, I speak with Nigerian-based artist Matthew Eguavoen. He shares his personal story of how he got into art and the mindset he had to develop in his career. 

We also talk about his experience; 

• Getting married and starting a family
• Battling depression 
• Developing confidence in your work 
• His thoughts on what's happening in the art space in Nigeria
• Working with Galleries outside of Nigeria

You connect with Matthew at https://www.instagram.com/bartbouy/

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In this episode, I speak with South African-based artist Elize Vossgetter about her art practice using beeswax as a medium for highlighting how our relationship with nature is changing.

She shares her experience about being a mother and an artist and also on the following;

• Going back to painting after 10 years of taking a break 
• The curiosity for the natural world she shows in her work 
• The current crisis happening in the world as we overuse our natural resources 
• Her return to school for her master's in Fine Arts
• The art space in Cape Town 
• How economic opportunities in South Africa is changing color 

You can connect with Elize at https://www.instagram.com/elizevossgatter/


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In this episode I speak with multidisciplinary artist Mawuli Awuku about his work as a body artist & painter.

He shares his background story on what led him to become an artist and how he's also using symbolism to also highlight global events happening in our time.

You can connect with Mawuli on his page https://www.instagram.com/yonga_arts/ and https://www.instagram.com/_m_a_w_u_l_i/

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Meet Creative director and photographer Six,  as we talk about her relocating to Ghana and finding her path as a creative.
 
In the episode we also talk about what it takes to find opportunities and creative projects in the space. And how the creative landscape in Ghana is currently being shaped and disrupted.

You connect with Six at  https://www.instagram.com/kamizaroku/

in this episode i speak with Edward Adjaye also known as DeezyDoThis about his work with the Afrochella festival.
We talk about his work behind the scenes from the inception of the festival to their current 2-day festival booked for the end of 2022.

You can connect Deezy at https://www.instagram.com/deezydothis/ and find out more about the upcoming festival at  https://afrochella.com/

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Meet Stephanie Boateng who currently works as a Film Director in Ghana & UK, we talk about her work in the film industry and the process of seeing your vision come to life visually as a  director. 

You can connect with Stephanie at https://www.instagram.com/steph.boateng/

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Meet Larry Ossei-Mensah, curator and co-founder of Artnoir as we talk about his journey in the art world, starting off as a photographer and a writer. In this episode, we highlight his work as a curator and what it means to be a custodian of art. We also discuss:

• Building blocks of being a curator
• Being a catalyst for diversity
• Artnoir
• Moving with conviction 
• The emergence of digital art 
• Doing your research as an artist 
• Building Relationships

You can connect with Larry at https://www.instagram.com/larryosseimensah/
and on https://www.artnoir.co/

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In this episode, I speak with artist Isshaq Ismail about his background, family life, and choosing to pursue art as a career during his early childhood. We talk about details of his unique art style for painting grotesque images which in his own words describes them as "infantile semi-abstract" figures.

You can connect Isshaq at https://www.instagram.com/artistisshaq/
https://isshaqismail.com/

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