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The Made Podcast

The Made Podcast

By: Meredith & Ayaad Damouni
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This is the podcast about what it really takes to 'make it happen'.Capital D Studio Social Sciences
Episodes
  • The Made Podcast with Nadine Kanso, Founder and Designer of Bil Arabi
    Oct 21 2023
    In this episode of The Made Podcast, we speak to Nadine Kanso about how she's made it happen in her life. She's a visionary artist whose work seamlessly blends tradition and innovation, turning precious materials into exquisite masterpieces that are worn across the world. As a creator, Nadine has taken the notion of Arabic calligraphy and extended it into all forms of luxury and art, synonymous with elegance, sophistication, and a deep connection to her cultural roots.With a career that spans decades, Nadine's creations have captured the hearts and imagination of jewelry enthusiasts worldwide. From the bustling streets of Beirut to the international stage, her artistic journey has been nothing short of awe-inspiring. In this episode, we'll delve into the very essence of Nadine's creative process, exploring the stories behind her most iconic pieces, the cultural inspirations that shape her work, and the intricate techniques that make her designs truly exceptional. We'll also uncover the profound connections between jewellery and self-expression, identity and the ever-evolving world of design.Learn more about Nadine Kanso here: https://bilarabi.ae
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    37 mins
  • The MADE podcast with Rozan Ahmed.
    Oct 21 2023
    Born in West London to Sudanese parents, Rozan spent a few of her formative years in the Middle East before suddenly becoming a refugee. “We lived in Kuwait when the Gulf war broke out, which took its toll on the whole family. We lost our home and all our belongings. My dad and uncle were taken hostage. It wasn’t until my twenties that I fully grasped what my parents had to overcome. I look at them now with such intense amounts of awe, to have gotten us through so much, so gracefully.” After hectic shuffling between Egypt and Sudan, Rozan and her family resettled in the UK where she completed her education, graduating with honours from Greenwich University.In the face of worldwide disruption and intense transition, it is the role of multi-disciplinary global shapers like Rozan Ahmed to navigate these turbulent times and present new opportunities emerging from uncertainty. Rozan often acts as an independent think tank, influencing and impacting lives through crisscrossing tools of design, dialogue, brand-building and crucial cultural exchange. Bringing needed attention to the lesser-known possibilities and overlooked localities, Rozan works to highlight topics that warrant deeper thought, whilst tapping into – and championing – society’s future potential.In this episode we talk about how Rozan was able to escape the war in Sudan and her values and beliefs help her to 'make it happen' in her life and work.Learn more about Rozan - http://www.rozanahmed.comHead to D-journal - D-journaldubai.com
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    56 mins
  • The MADE Podcast with Tommii Lim, Artist & Explorer
    Aug 25 2023
    In this episode we explore TOMMII LIM's Artistic Journey as we enter his captivating world and learn what it's really taken for him to make it happen in his life. With a palette consisting solely of the enchanting shades of black and white, TOMMII LIM has woven a tapestry of experiences that exude a spectrum of vibrant and unforgettable moments, bringing him face to face with pioneers from diverse domains.Simplicity meets depth in LIM's graphic, minimalist creations that leave an indelible mark. These striking pieces are not only visual masterpieces but also reflections of his own narrative, a narrative that has traversed from canvas to architecture facades and even basketballs.Join us in this intimate conversation as we uncover the essence of TOMMII LIM's artistic expression and gain insights into his aspirations for the mural that resides in the realm of his dreams. Through this monochromatic lens, we explore how a seemingly limited palette can weave a tapestry as vibrant and diverse as life itself and what 'making it happen' means to him.Want to learn more about TOMMII LIM? https://uglyfresh.com
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    37 mins
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