A Toronto Man's Reflection Vol 2 Nuit Blanche - Exhibit
A Toronto Man's Reflection Vol.2 Nuit Blanche - Exhibit
The topic of isolation has been weighed on many throughout the lockdown period of the Pandemic that started in 2020. Sitting with my own thoughts during the Covid-19 Pandemic, I started utilizing my Instagram page @atorontomansreflection as a way to share my thoughts that I was forced to sit and face during that period of time.
The name is self explanatory- Toronto is my home. The page started out as an idea that I wasn’t the only one having these same thoughts alone at home, and to my surprise many people connected with my words. When do you ever hear a toronto man express himself and put his mental health out there.
As the notifications on my phone started piling up with tags and shares across different social media platforms, my words caught the attention of Charlemagne the God, who ended up reposting my reflections on his page. If anyone knows Charlemagne the God, they know he is notorious for his opinions and views spreading throughout pop culture quickly.
The name is self explanatory- Toronto is my home. The page started out as an idea that I wasn’t the only one having these same thoughts alone at home, and to my surprise many people connected with my words. When do you ever hear a toronto man express himself and put his mental health out there.
As the notifications on my phone started piling up with tags and shares across different social media platforms, my words caught the attention of Charlemagne the God, who ended up reposting my reflections on his page. If anyone knows Charlemagne the God, they know he is notorious for his opinions and views spreading throughout pop culture quickly.
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ABOUT BALU
Recognized in Rolling Stone India in 2018 as the next global artist to watch out for, Balu is a R&B singer/beatboxer artist with roots in South Asia & Toronto. Balu is the son of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees who made their long journey to Canada in the late 80s and settled in an Afro-Caribbean neighbourhood in Toronto (Eglinton West) where Balu was raised most of his life. His artistry then reflects the East-meets-West nature of his upbringing. Currently, his music is being played on radio stations around the world.
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