Sephetsolo turns rubbish into wealth

Friday, July 10, 2020

Unlike many artists, Sephetsolo uses her hands to turn u00e2u20acu02dcdirtu00e2u20acu2122 into breathtaking aesthetic pieces

Khumo Sephetsolo who is also known as 1st Lady Mmatlakala uses everyday waste materials to turn them into beautiful decorations.

Unlike many artists, the lady uses her hands to turn ‘dirt’ into breathtaking aesthetic pieces.

Due to concerns about the slowly degrading quality of life caused by pollution and transition towards pro environment business models, Sephetsolo decided to uses litter to make money.

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