Made up of watercolor and sand. It is one of the most important symbol in the Malagasy tradition that has been lost in time. This represents the strength of the Malagasy culture with its unclear image in the background
Made up of watercolor and glasses. Society wants you to confine to certain norms, cultures and ideas. This doesn’t allow you to express yourself in full as it doesn’t suit and challenges the society you live in. The single glass represents the individual who can escape from one’s society to be able to bloom in its full capacity. You glow better outside the box of your society.
Watercolor, sand, threads and used pencils. Writers often do not write the truth. They write according to specific events that are influenced by politicians, money and power. The writers can see “the sun of the truth” in front of them but they choose to not face it while also selling dirty lies to people instead of enlighten the mass.
Watercolor and sand. An incomplete pieces that is still in development.
Coffee, ginger, cinnamon, sand, watercolor, fabric and natural hair. A representation of the artist.
Tea, flowers and natural hair