Kalabante adjusts to capturing amidst the pandemic

Through portrait photography, Kalabante is able to tell peopleu00e2u20acu2122s stories PIC: KissedBytheGods
Through portrait photography, Kalabante is able to tell peopleu00e2u20acu2122s stories PIC: KissedBytheGods

Proving to be a very difficult time for most businesses, the creative industry was also subjected to the challenges introduced by COVID-19 pandemic.

Kevin Kalabante, a creative commonly known as KissedBytheGods is a visual artist who makes stories through digital art. The Mahalapye-born and raised artist aims to create art through the use of various media like photography and videography.

He told Arts & Culture in an interview that COVID-19 has had a huge impact. He said for instance, when lockdown was declared, it restricted movement and this meant that photo shoots could not take place and there were no events for one to cover.

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