Axum Creative | Strengthening voice and visual representation
Harnessing the power of photography to champion social justice & cultural equity.
…”everyone should know, especially photographers of color, if you’re in need of some serious work, you want it done right, you come here, you’re going to make a new partner in your art.” …
The book is about how we, as Black people in America, how we disrespect our own culture, and it really makes us look bad in front of other people. …
I think when you’re on the mainstream like a Louis Vuitton, it’s only so much you can do to speak to the African heritage. …
I am into the cultural aspect of everything. So I feel like these clothes are a representation of us, you know. …
But I am not just an artist, more like you and I bredren, I am a regular old brotha, surviving, and living and enjoying I being in this realm …
We are appreciated for what we have here, what we sell. People come and support. Even if they don’t purchase, they come and support. They talk, they gain knowledge. …
I was pouring myself into my artwork to get through the challenge I was going through to soothe myself, ya know …
To many African people worldwide, the sentiment or fact music is one of the best medicines is not new. Sound and music as a therapy model have been recognized for nearly a century in medical ecosystems. In a peer-reviewed study, published March 2016 by Fancort, Perkins, Ascenso et al …
When I started doing my research, I understood the importance of using an eco-friendly vegan wax as well as an eco-friendly wick because both of them can be toxic. …