In Conversation · Entry Two "

How does being a woman working within the South African context shape the conversations present in your practice?

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Mihlali Madikane
(01) — First Response Mihlali Madikane Fashion Designer · Johannesburg

"Fashion is where I channel my rage and express my struggles loud and clear."

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Kgopotso Kekana
(02) — Second Response Kgopotso Kekana Artist · South Africa

"Existing as a woman here has made me more aware of the importance of taking up space honestly, especially in a world that often asks women to shrink themselves emotionally, creatively, or spiritually."

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Naledi Mahomane
(03) — Third Response Naledi Mahomane Filmmaker, Cinematographer & Photographer · Johannesburg, South Africa

"As a filmmaker and photographer, every frame I create is an act of reclaiming space. Every story I tell is proof that we were never waiting to be given a voice — we've always had one."

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