the monitor

Motshidisi follows aunt’s footsteps

Screen Shot 2023-11-22 at 14.56.42
Screen Shot 2023-11-22 at 14.56.42

Creativity might seem more like a form of inheritance for someone who is born into a family of artists. This is the case for 24-year-old visual artist, Boineelo Motshidisi, who has hailed his aunt’s impact on his artistic flair.

Truly, his is a testament that talent runs deep in the family after he emulated his aunt who is also an artist. In an interview with Arts&Culture this week, Motshidisi revealed that he was grateful to his aunt who has helped him unleash the artist in him.

He echoed that as a boy when his aunt was busy with her artwork, he would be in great awe of what her aunt was doing and that led to him picking up his pencil and learning art. “My passion for art planted roots from a young age because I was always fascinated by one of my aunt’s drawing skills and I picked up a few things here and there from her between the ages of nine and 11,” he said.

Editor's Comment
Get back what was stolen, and lock the door

That a single private law firm pocketed P6.5 million for just four cases, out of a total P11.1 million paid for 25 matters, reeks of a system that was not merely disorganised but open to abuse.Bayford has taken a welcome first step by telling the Public Accounts Committee the truth. Now he must act decisively to ensure it never happens again and that any money lost to wrongdoing is recovered.The figures are staggering. Whilst ordinary Batswana...

Have a Story? Send Us a tip
arrow up