In 2014, Ruby Subramaniam quit her award-winning career in digital marketing to pursue her passion in art. Last year, she made waves across the world for her project This Body is Mine, and she has just completed her latest project titled Antidote, which featured 30 intimate stories by 30 different women, translated into art over 30 days. She joins us to discuss her feminist-themed artworks.

<p>In 2014, <a href="https://www.rubysubramaniam.com/">Ruby Subramaniam</a> quit her award-winning career in digital marketing to pursue her passion in art. Last year, she made waves across the world for her project This Body is Mine, and she has just completed her latest project titled Antidote, which featured 30 intimate stories by 30 different women, translated into art over 30 days. She joins us to discuss her feminist-themed artworks.</p>

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