Lost African Knowledge? Ras Silas Motse Unveils the Hidden Geometry of Our Ancestors
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Lost African Knowledge? Ras Silas Motse Unveils the Hidden Geometry of Our Ancestors
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From his early days as a facial identification expert to becoming an internationally recognized muralist, Ras Silas has used his craft to tell the untold stories of African heritage. He joins Mr. E to reveal the deep symbolism in his work, the power of art as a revolutionary tool, and why he believes every brushstroke is a call to awaken the spirit.
🔥 Are you ready to uncover the secrets embedded in African art? 🔥
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💡 Explore more of Ras Silas Motse’s work:
🔹 Instagram: www.instagram.com/rassilasmotse_studios/
🔹 Facebook: www.facebook.com/rassilas.motse.3
🔹 Official Website: www.rassilasmotse.co.za
🔹 TikTok: www.tiktok.com/Ras_Silas_Motse
🔥 Love Reggae? Expand the experience! 🔥 After Revolutionary Hour, dive deeper into the rhythms and culture of reggae music with Ras Silas Motse on Reggae Hour! Listen here 👉 www.iheart.com/podcast/966-reggae-hour-29246496/
🎧 LISTEN. LEARN. AWAKEN. This episode is more than an interview—it’s a call to reclaim your artistic and cultural roots. Hit that subscribe button NOW and don’t miss this powerful conversation on March 4th at 7 PM CST! 🚀🔥
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