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Richie Shazam Thinks This Is All A Circus
- Shazam discusses her Austin show ‘I Was Never Meant To Survive This,’ a multimedia self-portrait series exploring identity and visibility.
- The interview frames her work as autobiographical, blending fantasy with personal trauma in self-portraits.
- Shazam reflects on adjusting her approach from chaos to organization as she grows her career.
- She notes the impact of her mother’s memory on her work and her desire to build a lasting legacy and ecosystem for her community.
- Shazam envisions future shows in major hubs like New York or Los Angeles and aims to push boundaries further.
- She emphasizes the need to challenge black-and-white thinking and promote gray-area dialogue in culture.
- Shazam describes her body as a canvas and armor within her evolving artistic practice.
- Shazam highlights a love for a diverse wardrobe, citing Vaquera, Supreme, Chopova Lowena, and Kiki boots.
- Shazam explains that the show in Texas was a deliberate move to reach unfamiliar audiences.
- Shazam characterizes her work as a circus act, viewing herself as a ringleader for her community.
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