• S3:EP 27- Graffiti is my ART w David Dessuh about his Journey, Struggles and Prejudices Faced

  • Dec 11 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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S3:EP 27- Graffiti is my ART w David Dessuh about his Journey, Struggles and Prejudices Faced

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  • In the world that we live in today, art and creativity as expanded to so many fields. I mean it’s not just paintings, or sketches, or even sculptures. Everything in this world today needs creativity, and I think creativity is something that makes everything an ART today. But unlike any art, Graffiti is an art in itself. In this episode, I talk to David about Graffiti in India today. This person has been learning and making graffiti for the last 8 years. So, everything that he talks about in this episode, he talks about w experience and knowledge. Failures, struggles, prejudices, he faced it all. But he still continues to follow his passion. So, without further ado, enjoy Episode 28 w David Dessuh aka Dexter.

    This is Season 3 where I aim to converse about unconventional and unorthodox careers that people opt for, put in efforts, and come out with something great despite all. With the aid of this platform, I believe it’ll help others believe in themselves and start with something, give them the confidence to not back down, and keep pursuing what they love and makes them happy.

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