Ravelle Pillay
South African, Johannesburg-based artist
Ravel Pillay’s Artistic Exploration of Colonialism and Identity
Pauline Loeb engages with Ravelle Pillay, a South African artist exploring the legacies of colonialism through her art. Pillay discusses her heritage, the influence of her family’s history, and how it shapes her work. Her artistic process, blending personal and historical archives, addresses identity and memory. Pillay’s reflections on her role in the art scene underscore her commitment to community and dialogue, showcasing her journey through exhibitions and awards.
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