Nicol Mandorla continues to expand the "Lady Dia" universe, often teasing new chapters of the work through her social media channels. Whether she is appearing as Claire Benz in a fashion campaign or delving deeper into the psyche of Lady Dia, her work remains a masterclass in modern digital branding.
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Off the clock, she was Nicol Benz, a pragmatic woman who wore sensible shoes and color-coded her spice rack. Nicol Benz had a mortgage, an ex-wife named Claire, and a deep allergy to mystery. For three years, these two selves had coexisted like oil and water, shaken but never stirred.
Separate from Nicol and Clairo, "Lady Dia" is an artist and community leader based in Kelowna, Canada. She is a singer and mother who uses her music to reflect on her life experiences and the world around her. Beyond her music, Lady Dia has been actively involved in community-building. She was selected as the City of Kelowna’s 2021 artist-in-residence, where she worked on a community-centered project called "The Jam". She also received a Telus Storyhive grant to launch a podcast titled "MoM:ents," focusing on mothers and creators in the Okanagan region. Her work often centers on themes of inclusivity and collaboration, aiming to create a more welcoming creative sector for Indigenous, Black, and People of Colour in her community. This appears to be a multifaceted artist or performer
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