32 min

Exploring the Wonders of Rwandan Nature Through Pottery: a Conversation With Ceramicist Winnie Kalisa Imigani Podcast

    • Arts

In this episode, you will have the pleasure of meeting Winnie Kalisa, a talented ceramicist who expertly blends traditional pottery techniques with modern design aesthetics to create breathtaking pieces that pay homage to the natural beauty of her homeland, Rwanda. Winnie's work goes beyond being mere works of art; they are an extension of her love for her culture and her deep appreciation for the stunning landscapes of her country.

Through this episode, you'll have the opportunity to learn about Winnie's journey to becoming a ceramicist and the history and cultural significance of pottery-making in Rwanda. You'll also discover how Winnie has revived the art form and made it relevant to modern tastes. We'll explore her creative process and learn how she draws inspiration from her surroundings to create her unique and striking pieces.
Don't miss out on future episodes of this podcast. You can follow me on my website www.cynthiabutare.com and on my social media. To not miss anything, don't forget to subscribe to my Instagram account (@cynthiabutare), where I post all my updates and new episodes of my podcast.

Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to all those who contributed to the realisation of this podcast. A special thanks to Jean-Paul Akimana for his technical support in sound and video recording, to Michael Makembe for his soundtrack that added an extra dimension to the podcast, and to my dear sister Bélise Butare for giving me my first microphone for this podcast.

In this episode, you will have the pleasure of meeting Winnie Kalisa, a talented ceramicist who expertly blends traditional pottery techniques with modern design aesthetics to create breathtaking pieces that pay homage to the natural beauty of her homeland, Rwanda. Winnie's work goes beyond being mere works of art; they are an extension of her love for her culture and her deep appreciation for the stunning landscapes of her country.

Through this episode, you'll have the opportunity to learn about Winnie's journey to becoming a ceramicist and the history and cultural significance of pottery-making in Rwanda. You'll also discover how Winnie has revived the art form and made it relevant to modern tastes. We'll explore her creative process and learn how she draws inspiration from her surroundings to create her unique and striking pieces.
Don't miss out on future episodes of this podcast. You can follow me on my website www.cynthiabutare.com and on my social media. To not miss anything, don't forget to subscribe to my Instagram account (@cynthiabutare), where I post all my updates and new episodes of my podcast.

Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to all those who contributed to the realisation of this podcast. A special thanks to Jean-Paul Akimana for his technical support in sound and video recording, to Michael Makembe for his soundtrack that added an extra dimension to the podcast, and to my dear sister Bélise Butare for giving me my first microphone for this podcast.

32 min

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