The word culture is derived from the Latin word cultura meaning to inhabit, cultivate, or honour. Culture is learned, and people living in different places have different cultures. The arts are a vast subdivision of culture, composed of many creative endeavours and disciplines. Art is so diverse and there are many ways to understand it as people; people look at art based on how they have experienced it. As an artist, I don’t make my art in the hopes of communicating a singular, defined message, but rather to create an experience for viewers, from which they take away their own message. One of the main inspirations for my art is culture; my own culture as well as other cultures. Art has the power to take cultural practices from their origins, transporting and integrating them into other parts of the world without losing their identity. Art can be used to entertain, create awareness, and even inspire foreigners to accept all cultures, no matter how unusual or alien they may seem. This is especially prevalent in today’s globalised world, playing an essential role in preventing racism and other forms of unjust societal segregation. Art ensures that identities and their cultures are given due recognition around the world.