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"I can never forget that with those big ugly gray boots, I took my first steps in these beautiful lands that I now call Home" This fragment of my story "_#Thesebootsaremadeforwalkinginthesnow development in the workshop @shoeprojectcan Thanks so much to: Photo:@alexusquiano( Stamps behind me) Chris Brown( friends) and a photo of my shoes Pete Paterson! Music in my performance Mirando al mar" by @AremaArega. My amazing coach voice @KateLinch and our amazing writer lead @govierkatherinemary #womanstoryteller #storytellingmama #Performancestorytime #beyondfears #findinghome #travelstories #motherhoodinspired #footwears #motherhoodstories #immigrantstories #immigrantwomans #blundstonecanada #blundstonetoronto #artistsoninstagram #artistgoals #shoes #shoesstories #cubawriters #torontoart #ontariocanada #joy #daydream #personalstories #canadiana my #mala by @intentionaljoules

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Por Yannis Lobaina

Yannis Lobaina
An artist for over 12 years, Cuban Writer, Filmmaker, and Storyteller based in Toronto. She studied at the Internacional School of Cinema, Radio and TV (Havana, Cuba) and holds a Creative Writing diploma (Centro Onelio, Havana, Cuba). In 2019, Yannis received the RBC Arts Access Fund (Toronto Arts Foundation, 2019) which helped fund her photography exhibition ‘Rebirth’, which was showcased in August 2019 by Raw Artist Network (Toronto) at Mod Club. In 2017 Lobaina Micro-Grant recipient for her currently short Documentary “Where the Magic Happens” as an emerging filmmaker. Awards: 2019 RBC Arts Access Fund, 2018 RBC Arts Access Fund, 2019 TAC Newcomer & Refugees Mentorship Program. Lobaina’s writing has been published in many countries including Cuba, Mexico, Brazil, the USA, and Spain.