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I think that, sometimes, black women are expected to make work about womanhood. Yet my work is about womanhood, not overtly, but it’s about womanhood because I am a woman making it.

— Bronwyn Katz

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El Anatsui has really instilled this openness in me and a willingness to explore something new. I’ve found myself wanting to challenge myself as much as possible.

I started with Styrofoam, but I need to cushion from falling and possibly causing harm.

These are charged materials. They are objects created for a very specific purpose, and it became exciting to see how I can manipulate that, how I can extend the object’s life.

My hands are sore, as you could see I was pulling, ne? Does she ever cry from the pain? My dad is a metal worker so, being his only child, I’ve grown up around steel.

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