Navigating Artistic Identity

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This chapter follows the speaker's journey in pursuing art and design amidst cultural and familial expectations. It highlights their struggle between societal norms and personal passions, emphasizing crucial life events that reignited their creative spirit. The discussion also reflects on the significance of hands-on creativity and the role of teaching in shaping their artistic identity.

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