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Speaking on what initially drew her to the space, Solange says: “It was a time of getting to know myself as a young woman and as a mother … I wanted to find a place where we could have a bit more grounding, a home life there with more stable roots. I was a single mother and was looking for a building with a sense of safety when I found this loft space in Hollywood.”
Interestingly, one thing that really stands out to Solange in this loft is the bath. “It’s a Japanese soaking tub,” she explains. “It completely immerses you up to your neck in water, just with you sitting. And I do most of my writing, conception, and ideation for performances and installations in the bathtub. I feel like this space really taught me the power of creating in proximity to water.”, is her sofa.