#Fashion #2022 RCA Royal Academy of Arts MA FASHION Mid-Show
Graduate: Shanti Eunice Mohabir Bell
Professional: Menswear
Shanti Eunice Mohabir Bell is a multidisciplinary artist specializing in menswear, carpentry and furniture making. After graduating from her study of Fashion: Printing at Central Saint Martins, she wanted to practice further. She knows her creative interests go beyond the traditional field of fashion, which is why Shanti Eunice Mohabir Bell is pursuing a master's degree in fashion at the Royal Academy of Arts. Over the past few years, her practice has expanded to include exploration and experimentation in creative areas such as sculpture, film, action, and installation. She constantly seeks to push the boundaries of these fields and allow concepts to define creative outputs. Authentic expression is at the heart of her work, whose themes are rooted in exploration; the emotions of young men are generated by masculinity, paternity, and the burden of simplifying complexity—all from a feminine perspective.
"Everybody does his thing a little differently." The Errol Dunkley paternity relationship is different from any other existing relationship. Men who are fathers regard teaching their sons to be human beings as their duty, however, the burdens and pressures of men are carried by their fathers and simply passed down. A son's first impression and example of a man is through his father, however, when the structure of masculinity is distorted and conceived by the Legion, how can you teach a little boy how to be a man?
A few years ago, Shanti Eunice Mohabir Bell saw a father pulling out a kite on the beach and teaching his son how to fly it. The action really resonated with her—a simple action, but she thought it was just that, simple. A simple teaching, attentiveness and patience in the presence. As the child grows, the paternity goes through many stages, and the dynamics between the two change as everyone learns to redefine themselves in the relationship. As a son, you are free to be accepted, to give up who you should be, to simply be your true self, and first of all your father shows this not only to his son, but also to himself. "Sculpture Drum Kit" is an experiment in how to express the emotions described in a son's relationship with a father. The development of shapes and materials arises by talking to her brother about his feelings about his relationship with their father. Shanti Eunice Mohabir Bell wanted to express his son's freedom and heavy emotions through physical contact between people and objects. The drummer is a son who is free to play (express) his emotions.
