مع هاجر داني - 11/07/2024
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00:00Hello and welcome to a new episode of the daily patchwork show
00:15where we share with you the latest news and the latest news in the field of art.
00:20So let's get started.
00:24Hello again, I am Daban Mshieh and you are watching today's guest.
00:54Hello again, I am Daban Mshieh and you are watching today's guest.
01:24Hello again, I am Daban Mshieh and you are watching today's guest.
01:54Hello again, I am Daban Mshieh and you are watching today's guest.
02:18Our guest today is a painter and artist, Shkilya Hajar Dani.
02:21Hello and welcome.
02:22How are you?
02:23I am fine, thank you for having me.
02:25How are you?
02:26I am fine, thank you for having me.
02:27How are you?
02:28I am fine, thank you for having me.
02:29Now, Shkilya, what is art to you? Is it a hobby or a profession?
02:31Now, Shkilya, what is art to you? Is it a hobby or a profession?
02:32There is a way for it to exist for me.
02:36First of all, it is not about making money,
02:42but it is a passion, a joy and a hobby.
02:47In parallel, it is also a job.
02:53For example, today your job is full-time,
02:57or do you have another job in the meantime?
03:00No, not full-time, but in parallel.
03:02It is our job.
03:04How did you find art, Shkilya?
03:06How did you find art, Shkilya?
03:07How did you find art, Shkilya?
03:09The truth is that great love stories are not played by chance.
03:15It is not played by chance, there are no rules.
03:17It is perhaps the connection you have with the colors, with people.
03:21From the day you say that your job is to connect with people,
03:26with souls, with this,
03:28I can say that every person, for me,
03:32gives me something that inspires me,
03:34has a story, has feelings, has a story.
03:37And this, sometimes we can't express it with words,
03:40we can express it with words.
03:42We can say that it is through the people I met in my life
03:45that led me to painting.
03:47But back to the beginning,
03:50from the brush, to the colors, to the painting,
03:55how were the first stages?
03:57The truth is that I was young.
03:59I remember the first time I had contact with the first painting,
04:02I had no idea what to do with it.
04:04I stopped for years and years,
04:07and one day I decided,
04:09I said, there is something that pleases me,
04:11so I went to the Bozard store,
04:13I said, come on, I started,
04:15and now I have a painting.
04:17And you expressed it as you wanted.
04:19You didn't need any technique.
04:21You expressed it with all your freedom.
04:23With all my freedom.
04:24And by the way, the most beautiful paintings I have painted,
04:26they can really reach that,
04:28let's say, you don't need any rules.
04:30You just have to let your mind go.
04:33Didn't you think of doing something to help you?
04:36We know that you are very important in the Bozard store,
04:40and they gave us the Bozard school,
04:42a lot of important artists in the Bozard store.
04:45Didn't you think of doing something for a year or two?
04:49Yes, yes, yes.
04:50I did some training,
04:51in a canteen,
04:52that is to say, not...
04:54Not continuously?
04:56Not continuously,
04:58but I took some,
04:59I took training from different people,
05:01I took online training from foreign painters,
05:04to see the rules a little bit.
05:06Because sometimes,
05:07how you do it,
05:08it's a science.
05:09For example,
05:10the synergy of colors,
05:12the law of colors,
05:13it's codes, let's say.
05:15There are codes that we have to respect
05:17so that we can do things the way we want.
05:19Now, what is your favorite technique today?
05:22So, to be honest,
05:23I don't want to stay in one technique.
05:26But generally,
05:27I work with acrylic on canvas,
05:29brush, spatula,
05:30generally,
05:31because also with oil painting,
05:33because it's still an academic technique.
05:35It depends on...
05:36But why do you prefer acrylic, for example?
05:39It's acrylic.
05:40It's acrylic.
05:41Because I'm more into abstract.
05:42More than oil painting, for example.
05:43Exactly.
05:44Oil painting is more adapted to realism,
05:46portraits,
05:47okay?
05:48Really,
05:49it will take weeks and months of work.
05:51But acrylic is more my technique,
05:53acrylic on canvas.
05:54Can we say that your style is abstract?
05:56Ah, it's abstract.
05:57Yes.
05:58Do you still do this style?
05:59No, I'm not going to change my mind.
06:01Because I tried.
06:02You tried.
06:03I'm a bit versatile,
06:04I master other styles,
06:05but my identity as an artist is abstract.
06:09I noticed that the brush you use is very long.
06:13Is this a coincidence?
06:16Or is it something you do to help you improve your drawing?
06:19Because it's more professional.
06:21The longer it is,
06:22the longer it is.
06:23It's really long,
06:24it's almost six meters long.
06:26No, it's not.
06:27It's about 20-30 centimeters.
06:29And does it help you improve your precision?
06:32Of course,
06:33because when you use a long brush,
06:35or when you bring the brush closer to the bottom or the top,
06:39it depends on what you want to achieve.
06:41It's more professional.
06:43Okay.
06:44As for the Amazigh identity,
06:46when we watch your videos,
06:47when we visit you on Instagram,
06:49we feel that you are Amazigh,
06:51we feel that you have an Amazigh identity.
06:54Why is it important for you to show this identity
06:59and this signature?
07:04It's my signature,
07:05it's true.
07:06I've been working for two years
07:09to serve my identity,
07:11to serve its origin,
07:12to serve its personal branding.
07:14I don't.
07:15I love the Amazigh culture,
07:17I love my origin,
07:19and I have a strong connection with the Amazigh identity.
07:25It's not because my parents are Amazigh,
07:27but because I really love the origins.
07:30And it inspires me.
07:31You know,
07:32when you go to the South,
07:34when you draw a picture,
07:35it's nothing like that.
07:36It's really a feeling.
07:37You feel this vibe.
07:38Yes,
07:39you feel this incredible belonging
07:41that you can't find anywhere else.
07:43Did you grow up in Gaza?
07:44I grew up in Gaza.
07:45When I was young,
07:46we used to go to the countryside.
07:48We used to go to the events of Eid,
07:50we used to dance in the Amazigh language at home.
07:53So it's something that's part of my identity.
07:57What exactly inspires you?
07:59There are the eyebrows,
08:00there's the nose,
08:01there's the mouth.
08:02There's this Amazigh graphism,
08:05which can inspire a lot of artists around the world.
08:10What exactly motivates you?
08:13What motivates me is simplicity.
08:16For example,
08:17Amazigh women and Amazigh jewelry
08:19are beautiful,
08:20but you can't find beauty in simplicity,
08:22in the details.
08:23You can't even create value.
08:25That's what motivates me a lot.
08:28Now,
08:29you're painting in Gaza,
08:31and you're painting in the countryside.
08:33What are the differences?
08:36There are a lot of differences.
08:37First,
08:38what you feel.
08:39Okay?
08:41The energy around you.
08:43In Gaza,
08:44there's a lot of stress,
08:46a lot of energy.
08:47It's like you're really going out.
08:49You're going out of Gaza.
08:50When I first came to Rabat,
08:51I felt something different.
08:53So we inspired you.
08:54Yes, of course.
08:55Welcome to Rabat.
08:56Thank you.
08:57So,
08:58what role does your place play?
09:00We say that the place has a personality.
09:04How do you feel about this question?
09:06I feel and believe in it.
09:08You have to travel to get to know your place.
09:11Because every time you travel to a new place,
09:14you discover something new.
09:16Every time you discover something new.
09:18And,
09:19one of the things that determines what we do
09:21is the environment.
09:22And, of course,
09:23when you're in a place where you can paint,
09:25it changes the environment.
09:27That means you can be inspired a lot,
09:29and well,
09:30in nature,
09:31more than in an apartment.
09:33Clearly.
09:34Automatically.
09:35Clearly.
09:36Without a doubt.
09:37We saw an extreme video on Instagram,
09:41where you painted a bird.
09:44Yes.
09:45This is a drawing.
09:46Tell us about this shot.
09:48Where did you take it?
09:49In which city?
09:50And,
09:51what was the atmosphere like?
09:52How was the inspiration?
09:54I painted this bird the day after Eid,
09:57in the village,
09:58in front of the house.
09:59Because,
10:00you know,
10:01when you're in the village,
10:02from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
10:03you go out.
10:04And,
10:05I always have this block,
10:07where I paint.
10:09And the birds,
10:10I have them.
10:11It's love.
10:13You know,
10:14I love birds.
10:15And,
10:16I think that the bird is one of the,
10:18let's say,
10:19one of the creations of God,
10:20who creates the human soul.
10:22I want to be free.
10:23And,
10:24I want to be bound by a lot of things in society.
10:27So,
10:28the fact that I fly over the horizons,
10:29the symbol of freedom.
10:30Yes,
10:31freedom.
10:32But,
10:33you painted it,
10:34you drew it.
10:35I painted it.
10:36On a pen.
10:37The pen.
10:38The pen or the pen?
10:39There are different types.
10:40There's H, B,
10:41there are different categories,
10:42depending on the depth,
10:43the saturation,
10:44and many other things.
10:45Let me ask you a question,
10:46that may seem a bit weird to you.
10:47Maybe.
10:48What are the sounds that surround you
10:49that are important?
10:50Sure.
10:51For example,
10:52when you're in nature,
10:53when you hear the sound of trees,
10:54of nature
10:55and all of this,
10:56it's also a source of,
10:57of inspiration,
10:58of inspiration.
10:59Yes.
11:00It's also a source of inspiration.
11:01Yes.
11:02So,
11:03I am calm. Sometimes, other than the noise of the street, the sound of a car, you know that you have a part of your brain.
11:14But you are not stressed at all. Can you talk calmly, before you start a conversation?
11:20I am always calm. I am calm, I am always calm.
11:23Do you ever get stressed?
11:25It happens to me. Sometimes, when I have a very busy day, I get negative energy. It happens to everyone.
11:31We also have the plus and the minus. It's normal.
11:35What are your favorite times to draw?
11:38In the evening, at night.
11:40Not in the morning?
11:41No, no. I draw everything at night.
11:43You draw everything at night?
11:45Yes.
11:46At 11 or 12 o'clock.
11:48Exactly.
11:49I draw a cup of tea.
11:51I wake up at night.
11:53So, you draw at night?
11:55Yes. And I connect with classical music.
11:59So, you draw at night?
12:01Yes, mostly at night.
12:03In the morning, I start to draw. I put my hands on the paper.
12:08But I draw at night.
12:12Now, you are a famous artist. You are well-known.
12:16What can you say to people who are interested in the art of drawing?
12:21Thank God, the art of drawing is no longer a junior thing.
12:26It's not given to a junior. It's not given to a group of people.
12:31It's like buying paint and a canvas.
12:35It's not very expensive.
12:37In the beginning, everyone can afford it.
12:40So, you can go to a store and buy some paint and a canvas.
12:45And you draw whatever you want.
12:47Do you have any advice or motivation to start?
12:52To start, you have to say that in life, you have to have a way of expressing yourself.
12:59You don't have to be a professional.
13:01You don't have to be an artist.
13:03You have to have a way of expressing yourself.
13:06As you said, painting is accessible to everyone.
13:09It's true.
13:10There is a budget.
13:13The quality of the paint is not the same as the price.
13:16It's considerable.
13:17But it's okay.
13:18You just have to start.
13:20Don't try to look like someone who is old.
13:23You just have to be yourself.
13:25Because your canvas is your mirror.
13:28If you are really yourself,
13:31don't lie to yourself.
13:33This will give you a good job.
13:35You will be happy with yourself.
13:36Exactly.
13:37Stay with us, Hazar.
13:38Now, let's turn to another art.
13:40Salma Rashid with the title of Njii Kadroka.
14:10Salma Rashid with the title of Njii Kadroka.
14:40Salma Rashid with the title of Njii Kadroka.
15:10Salma Rashid with the title of Njii Kadroka.
15:30This video clip of Salma Rashid is in the top 10 of the Moroccan YouTube music trends.
15:37It has more than 1,700,000 views.
15:42Salma Rashid will soon be a guest on our show, Patchwork.
15:49Now, let's go back to our guest, Hazar.
15:53Hazar, how are you?
15:55I'm fine.
15:56Thank God.
15:57Hazar, we want to film you on the workshop you are presenting.
16:00What is the nature of this workshop?
16:02How does it work?
16:03I think you have a special artistic vision.
16:06Yes, I have a special vision.
16:08I have a great interest in psychology.
16:11Painting has a lot to do with the soul and what we paint.
16:16Any detail in the painting expresses a part of the soul.
16:20I propose, because I teach art therapy courses,
16:23when I intervene as an art therapist,
16:25I bring people to express what they paint.
16:28They come out through colors.
16:30These are workshops in the middle of nature, generally.
16:33There are people who suffer from the service
16:37to disconnect themselves from the world
16:40and to stay focused on what they are doing.
16:42Let's go back to the workshop.
16:44What is the purpose of the workshop?
16:46What is the purpose of the workshop?
16:48Is it art therapy?
16:49What is the purpose of the workshop?
16:51There are two levels.
16:53I propose painting workshops on canvas.
16:56People learn the techniques to manipulate the painting.
17:00There are workshops for learning.
17:03What is the purpose of the workshop?
17:07Is it for stress?
17:09Is it for a psychological problem?
17:11Is it for a trauma?
17:13There are a lot of motifs that make the activity adaptable.
17:17I think we play in both directions.
17:19Indirectly, even in painting,
17:21we have to play.
17:23We have to play, of course.
17:25We have to play, of course.
17:27We have to play, of course.
17:29We discover, we share, we express ourselves.
17:33Do you usually paint in the forest?
17:35Generally in the forest.
17:37Sometimes in the workshop.
17:39But generally I prefer nature.
17:43You have a special characteristic
17:47that always distinguishes you.
17:49It is a smile.
17:51Is it a very important characteristic in the art world?
17:56It is not a characteristic.
17:58I believe that...
18:00Or is it a psychological characteristic?
18:02Maybe it is psychological.
18:04I don't judge.
18:06The look and the smile are the language of art.
18:10It is the first contact with the person.
18:12Yes, it is the first contact.
18:14Maybe it is a reflection of what is inside.
18:18No matter what happens,
18:20life is difficult.
18:22These are facts.
18:24Not everyone can laugh at a perfect life.
18:27But you always have to look at life from the bright side.
18:31As they say, laugh and don't run away.
18:34I agree.
18:36Hazar, what are your goals in the art world?
18:40In the art world,
18:42I would like to serve art therapy
18:47in the true sense of the word.
18:49This is my goal.
18:51I would like to develop my career as an art therapist
18:54and as a painter
18:56so that I can expand my workshops.
18:58I love sharing.
19:02I am happy when I am surrounded by people
19:06who tell me something.
19:08They share my passion with me.
19:10For me, it is...
19:12I don't count the time.
19:16I would like to develop my career in this direction.
19:24I would like people to love me.
19:26Art is not just a prestige.
19:29It is a beautiful thing in our lives.
19:32It is not necessarily painting,
19:34theater, dance.
19:36All of these are beautiful.
19:38Art is an integral part of our lives.
19:41We should spend time with it.
19:44It is inevitable.
19:49Hazar, what do you think about exhibitions?
19:52I have paintings,
19:54but I don't have a collection.
19:56I would like to hold some exhibitions.
19:59But I am not the kind of person
20:03who would like to hold exhibitions.
20:05I would like to have a theme.
20:07A theme.
20:09I need time.
20:11Slowly but surely.
20:13I promise.
20:14But it will come, God willing.
20:16The message has been conveyed.
20:18Let's move on to the last part,
20:20which is a look at cinema.
20:22We can explore some of the movies
20:24that are currently in theaters.
20:41You're the killer from Manhattan.
20:43And you must be the launch director.
20:45I work here now.
20:51Peter!
20:52Are you alright?
20:54I'm fine.
21:07This was our look at the movies
21:09that we presented to you
21:11in partnership with Cine Atlas.
21:13Cine Atlas is in Rabat,
21:15and Cine Atlas is in Jeddah.
21:17We don't have much time left.
21:19During today's episode,
21:21we had Hazar Dany with us.
21:23Follow her and encourage her.
21:25I'm sure you can still hear her name
21:27and her talent.
21:29Hazar, we can't hear you.
21:31One last word.
21:33Thank you again for the invitation.
21:35We are very happy.
21:38I'm happy to be able to share
21:40something that is the source
21:42of my happiness.
21:44Anyone who has a desire
21:46to express themselves
21:48can do so.
21:50Life is short.
21:52What matters in life
21:54is not the achievements
21:56but the emotions.
21:58Painting is something that
22:00fills you with emotions.
22:02We shouldn't forget that.
22:04Life is the maximum emotional
22:06that we can have.
22:08This is a message for young
22:10and old people.
22:12I'm not joking.
22:14Life is short.
22:16Thank you, Hazar.
22:18You're welcome.
22:20Thank you for joining us.
22:22I hope you have a great time
22:24with us.
22:26I wish you a lot of fun
22:28with our show.
22:36Music
22:40Music