"Motherhood made me an artist" Heritage, healing and colourism with Laxmi Hussain

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains conversations about death and griefIn this episode, Mel and Iz chat with Laxmi Hussain, a London-based artist inspired by the human form, motherhood, and nature. Born to a Filipino mother and Indian father, Laxmi’s multicultural background shapes her art, exploring identity, self-love, and acceptance. Trained in architecture, she shifted to art after becoming a mother, inspired by her children and the journey of motherhood. Laxmi shares how grief, especially losing her mother, influenced her signature use of blue—a tribute to her and a reflection of her creative journey. Her work, known for its intentional incompleteness, invites personal connections. We discuss how motherhood shaped her art, navigating grief through her work, and the cultural richness of her heritage. This is an emotional one for sure.Laxmi Hussain: https://www.instagram.com/thislakshmi/ Eastern Hunnies: @easternhunniesRemember to share, subscribe, and honour your ancestors - we appreciate you! 🌶️💛Produced by HunniepotEdited by Gabby LaurenMusic by Muri & LustbassMixing by Ross Ramsay-Golding Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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