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5 years ago March 16, 2018 For Franklinford sculptor Issa Ouattara making sculpture is a way of spreading and sharing positive energy. Originally from West Africa the local creative talent had three of his large metal sculptures on show at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Festival. Issa had been creating sculpture at his Franklinford home for six years after meeting his Australian doctor wife, Monica, in Africa where she was working in Cote d’Ivoire to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic. “With everything I do I want to put my inspiration in to make people happy...” Issa said.
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5 years ago March 16, 2018 For Franklinford sculptor Issa Ouattara making sculpture is a way of spreading and sharing positive energy. Originally from West Africa the local creative talent had three of his large metal sculptures on show at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Festival. Issa had been creating sculpture at his Franklinford home for six years after meeting his Australian doctor wife, Monica, in Africa where she was working in Cote d’Ivoire to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic. “With everything I do I want to put my inspiration in to make people happy…” Issa said.
