Tune in to 'The Truth in This Art' for an artistic adventure led by Rob Lee, uncovering the essence of creativity with Alexandre Keto, the Brazilian artist, who draws inspiration from childhood passions and his spiritual Orisha worship, creating vibrant and soulful masterpieces heavily influenced by Samba and American graffiti. Through his art, he pays homage to his cultural roots, honoring the Orishas and preserving ancestral Yoruba traditions. Keto's work serves a greater purpose, aiming to celebrate and reconnect with African heritage while addressing social issues and promoting positive representation. With over 1000 murals completed in more than 21 countries, Keto's artwork has a global impact, collaborating with notable organizations and grassroots initiatives to manifest a better society.
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Don't miss this chance to hear from Alexandre as he discusses his background and artistic journey in this episode of "The Truth in Art" podcast. Keto shares how he discovered his passion for art at a young age and how it provided him with a sense of peace and self-expression. He talks about his influences, including Brazilian samba music and African statues, and how they inspire his work. Keto also emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself as an artist and not following trends or formulas. He shares his experiences of painting murals in different countries and the challenges and rewards of being an artist. Keto's art is a reflection of his identity and a way for him to connect with others and spark conversations.
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Host: Rob Lee
Music: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.
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