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Afro futurism
Discover Pinterest’s best ideas and inspiration for Afro futurism. Get inspired and try out new things.
Black Women Are From The Future
Collage,Adobe Photoshop
Carol Terra
JEHOVAH’S FLYEST WITNESS© on Twitter
“No Sesso // Highsnobiety”
Nathaniel Rhasheed Forde
URBAN PARADISE
Fashion Editorial by House of Enid. Photography: Enid AlmanzaHair: Dennis Clendennen Models: Honey Greenwood, Brandon Arvie Makeup: Melanie Almanza Hair Assistant: Jody Sasser
Elena Tom
Lina Iris Viktor on breaking the rules around painting with black
Just outside the room where I’m speaking to British-Liberian artist Lina Iris Viktor, an entire new world is being created. It’s one of sumptuous black, tranquil blue and 24-karat gold, sprung from Viktor’s imagination: the installation of her first major UK exhibition, Some Are Born To Endless Night — Dark Matter.
Jillian & Leigh
If Black Panther Was Your Intro to Afrofuturism, Get Caught Up on Its History with Space Is the Place
Thursday, May 24 Shadowbox Studio, Durham 7 p.m., free, www.shadowboxstudio.org If Black Panther recently spread the gospel of Afrofuturism to the masses, the canon of Sun Ra, including this 1974 sci-fi film, is one of the cosmology’s foundational sources. The film’s genesis lies in the early seventies, when the visionary jazz musician was teaching a […]
Ifeofdesign
Afro Futurism Fashion
jakey
Afro Futurism Collage
Ramelzee
Zachary Fabri
Beautifully Vibrant Afrofuturism Collages
Kaylan Michel is a self-taught designer and artist, based in Montreal, focusing on fierce and beautiful portrait collages in the style of Afrofuturism.
Anandi Etsebeth
Follow Follow by Tope Ajayi
Tope Ajayi was born and grew up in Ibadan, Nigeria. He would best describe himself as a multi-faceted artist. He is inspired and challenged everytime to create with different media. Sometimes, this cuts through visual and audio-visual experience with different aesthetics and approach. He fuses traditional art, digital art and photography together. Tope’s art reflects themes of Afro-centricism, Afro-futurism and Afro-surrealism.
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