Welcome Bhavin Bhadresa! A true creative force, the visionary artist behind Su Che Art. Hailing from the vibrant blend of Indian-Kenyan-Londoner cultures, Bhavin's journey is an inspiring weave of multicultural influences.
Bhavin's exploration of the idiosyncrasies and traditions that defined his multicultural upbringing has ignited a creative flame within him. Through his artistic brilliance, he crafts awe-inspiring Indian pop art prints, fusing the essence of East and West into captivating masterpieces. But this podcast isn't solely about art—it's about a personal exploration. Bhavin opens up about his journey of self-discovery and how his art has transformed into a vehicle for amplifying languages and cultures that define his identity as a second-generation immigrant.
This episode holds a special place in my heart, as an ardent admirer of Su Che Art. Our conversation is a first-time encounter, an opportunity to uncover the face, name, and passion driving Su Che Art. For many of us raised by immigrant parents, navigating the space for our customs and culture can feel confined. Su Che Art's resonance is its validation—a canvas where Eastern and Western pop cultures harmoniously converge.
Website:
sucheart.com
Instagram:
@sucheart
Charities:
bintiperiod.org
www.ekal.org
actionvillageindia.org.uk
UK Seva Samiti
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