Aksa saghir
Programmes Administrator
What's your role at 64 Million Artists, and what do you love most about it?
I am the Programmes Administrator. I love working with a brilliant team that I support in delivering great work.
What is your favourite way to get creative?
Lots of different ways depending on my mood - going to the theatre, writing, painting. Recently I've been trying to get more into making clothes - one stitch at a time!
Why is creativity so important to you?
Creativity has helped me get through tough emotions and find an engaging way to work through anything that might come up - it's also opened me up to things I never thought I could do. It feels endless and keeps me constantly curious.
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