CLEAN : Artwork by Samson Kambalu unveiled on Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth in London

The transcript discusses the artist's connection to the British Empire and his role in modernism, focusing on how he integrates African heritage into contemporary art. It highlights his messages of equality, justice, love, and self-sacrifice, and how these themes remain relevant in today's social issues, such as Black Lives Matter. The artist's advocacy for fashion as a means of regaining self-respect and dignity is also explored.

What does the artist find significant about his connection to the British Empire?

• He feels it was a mistake.

• It represents an exciting time for him as an artist.

• He believes it was insignificant.

• It was a planned part of his career.

How does the artist view the figure of modernity he discusses?

• As a symbol of outdated traditions.

• As a rival artist.

• As a political leader.

• As an inspiration for integrating African heritage into modern art.

What message does the artist aim to convey through his work?

• Political dominance.

• Equality and justice.

• Economic prosperity.

• Technological advancement.

What role does fashion play according to the artist?

• A tool for political campaigns.

• A distraction from important issues.

• A method to regain self-respect and dignity.

• A way to express wealth.

How does the artist relate his work to contemporary movements like Black Lives Matter?

• He believes they are unrelated.

• He proposed his work after these movements gained popularity.

• He sees his work as addressing issues that were present before these movements.

• He thinks these movements overshadow his work.