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Each piece reflects a journey toward freedom—not just from the literal bondage of slavery, but from the inherited trauma, imposed limitations, and systemic erasure that continue to affect Black bodies and minds. Through layered symbolism, rich textures, and Afrocentric imagery, I invite the viewer to witness moments of healing, remembrance, resistance, and joy. My use of color, form, and pattern is deeply intentional, evoking both ancestral memory and future possibility.

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Title of Piece: Birth Sounds: From Roots to Realm - 2

 

Dimensions:  (4) 8’x4’ panels 

 

Medium: Acrylic paint on panels

 

Connection to theme and project: Reflecting what the project symbolizes

 

Description of Work: 4 mural panels each 4’ x 8’ 

Each piece is a symbiotic representation of what All Our Babies events were about. They represent reconnecting with our ancestral past and moving towards evolving into the future. The drums represent the tool we use to inform or send out a message of creation and new beginnings. They represent where we came from and where we are going.  Also, Overcoming adversity and spiritual enlightenment.

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All Our Babies Featured on News 5 Cleveland for First Activation Launch

All Our Babies: Birthing in the Afrofuture was recently highlighted by News 5 Cleveland as we launched our first activation event, Yesterday, We Dreamed of Tomorrow.

This powerful community event, held at the Cleveland Clinic Langston Hughes Community Health & Education Center, brought together families, artists, birth workers, and advocates to reimagine Black maternal health through the lens of Afrofuturism. The coverage emphasizes our mission to promote health equity, cultural celebration, and wellness for Black mothers and families in Cleveland.


The initiative is supported by the City of Cleveland’s Transformative Arts Fund, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland City Council, and the Cleveland Department of Public Health.

We’re honored to have this recognition and energized to continue our journey toward a future where Black families thrive.


 
 
 

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