From AnOther Magazine SS26: Solange

"Before, there was a level of permanence involved in how I positioned myself as an artist and in the things that I created - feeling like they live on for ever, which can bring a preciousness or weight that turns into anxiety, or fear, or resistance, or over-thinking, or interrogating. There's a level of fluidity and freeness in the way I've been creating lately, and knowing that while things live on for ever, nothing truly does. And that's been such a freeing place and vantage point to create from..."

"I really studied as practice, with a yearning to understand the world better, to understand people's minds better, to expand my vocabulary and vernacular. Even as a child I knew that my vantage point was made up of what was around me and that there was a world far beyond what I could see that existed. That has always been the spirit in which I've created."

"I see people respond to a carefreeness that they feel I possess, and it's such an honour and a blessing to be able to radiate that despite some of the things I've survived. I haven't even broken the surface in beginning to tell my own story. I haven't even scratched a centimetre of speaking on some of the things that I've survived. But I've lived them. And when I think about that time in my life, I feel so grateful that this gift was revealed to me so early, because I've always been able to have a clear voice. I've always known it was going to lead me, heal me, hear me, see me, feel me, be a means to survive and translate the inner workings of my mind."