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This publication explores the transformative journeys of artists Khalid Abdel Rahman, Maliza Kiasuwa, and Gor Soudan, presenting an artistic evolution that defies linear paths. This publication and exhibition - which opened at Artron Art Centre in Shenzhen, China (2025) - reflects Okorie's vision of non-linear creativity, where each artist crafts a unique visual language rooted in personal history, cultural heritage, and collective experience. Created with charcoal or ink on washi paper, Soudan's intricate woven forms capture Kenya's natural rhythms; Kiasuwa's evocative collages, created from found objects, address themes of identity and belonging; and Rahman's paintings portray the shifting social landscape of his hometown, Khartoum, Sudan.
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This publication explores the transformative journeys of artists Khalid Abdel Rahman, Maliza Kiasuwa, and Gor Soudan, presenting an artistic evolution that defies linear paths. This publication and exhibition - which opened at Artron Art Centre in Shenzhen, China (2025) - reflects Okorie's vision of non-linear creativity, where each artist crafts a unique visual language rooted in personal history, cultural heritage, and collective experience. Created with charcoal or ink on washi paper, Soudan's intricate woven forms capture Kenya's natural rhythms; Kiasuwa's evocative collages, created from found objects, address themes of identity and belonging; and Rahman's paintings portray the shifting social landscape of his hometown, Khartoum, Sudan.