Southside Cultural Monument - In Progress
This is an Artist rendering. The Southside Cultural Monument is a public art mural to commemorate the contributions of African Americans from the city of Spartanburg. Will be located in the Mary H. Wright Greenway in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Three-Point Perspective, 2018.
Installation of “Three-Point Perspective” Exhibition at the Wofford College Richardson Gallery, Richardson Center of the Arts.
The works from Three-Point Perspective consists of drawings, digital collages and installations based on living rooms, American legends, theories on black hole dynamics and visuals from Afrofuturist writings. It is through these multidisciplinary areas of inquiry resolve the story of “The Flying Africans” and explore areas of Afrofuturist perspectives.
Africa is Lit, Y'all, 2018.
Muse, 2018.
Passage of Sankofa & Nkonsonkonson (a two-part installation)
for Flux Night 2015: Dream
During the mid 1960s, the students of Spelman College played an integral role in the Civil Rights Movement by organizing and participating in the sit-ins throughout Atlanta. Inspired by this history, Passages of Sankofa utilizes the singers from the Spelman College Glee Club to perform Part One of this artwork.
Nkonsonkonson, a Ghanaian Adinkra symbol meaning unity, is the inspiration for Part Two of this artwork – a series of life-sized charcoal drawings of Civil Rights and community leaders stand together with arms linked in the backyard of the Martin Luther King, Jr. birth home. Local and national community leaders' faces from the Instagram campaign: #strengthinunityproject were also integrated into this mural.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Spring House
2014.
Chandeliers in the Spring House at the Hambidge Artist Residency
Where there was once darkness, now there is light. What was once cold, now has warmth.
Inspired by the life of Maya Angelou.
Spring House.
2014.
Chandeliers in the Spring House at the Hambidge Artist Residency
Where there was once darkness, now there is light. What was once cold, now has warmth.
Inspired by the life of Maya Angelou.
Spring House.
2014.
Chandeliers in the Spring House at the Hambidge Artist Residency
Where there was once darkness, now there is light. What was once cold, now has warmth.
Inspired by the life of Maya Angelou.
Southside Cultural Monument - In Progress
This is an Artist rendering. The Southside Cultural Monument is a public art mural to commemorate the contributions of African Americans from the city of Spartanburg. Will be located in the Mary H. Wright Greenway in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Three-Point Perspective, 2018.
Installation of “Three-Point Perspective” Exhibition at the Wofford College Richardson Gallery, Richardson Center of the Arts.
The works from Three-Point Perspective consists of drawings, digital collages and installations based on living rooms, American legends, theories on black hole dynamics and visuals from Afrofuturist writings. It is through these multidisciplinary areas of inquiry resolve the story of “The Flying Africans” and explore areas of Afrofuturist perspectives.
Africa is Lit, Y'all, 2018.
Muse, 2018.
Passage of Sankofa & Nkonsonkonson (a two-part installation)
for Flux Night 2015: Dream
During the mid 1960s, the students of Spelman College played an integral role in the Civil Rights Movement by organizing and participating in the sit-ins throughout Atlanta. Inspired by this history, Passages of Sankofa utilizes the singers from the Spelman College Glee Club to perform Part One of this artwork.
Nkonsonkonson, a Ghanaian Adinkra symbol meaning unity, is the inspiration for Part Two of this artwork – a series of life-sized charcoal drawings of Civil Rights and community leaders stand together with arms linked in the backyard of the Martin Luther King, Jr. birth home. Local and national community leaders' faces from the Instagram campaign: #strengthinunityproject were also integrated into this mural.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Preserving History.
Year: 2014
Installation at Spelman College. Plastic wrap, Antique sofa, wood, lights, paper, and paint.
Spring House
2014.
Chandeliers in the Spring House at the Hambidge Artist Residency
Where there was once darkness, now there is light. What was once cold, now has warmth.
Inspired by the life of Maya Angelou.
Spring House.
2014.
Chandeliers in the Spring House at the Hambidge Artist Residency
Where there was once darkness, now there is light. What was once cold, now has warmth.
Inspired by the life of Maya Angelou.
Spring House.
2014.
Chandeliers in the Spring House at the Hambidge Artist Residency
Where there was once darkness, now there is light. What was once cold, now has warmth.
Inspired by the life of Maya Angelou.