Justice 4 Tyranny
Starting out his professional career as black and white street photographer, he evolved into a refined fine artist; heavily inspired by classical baroque painting, fashion photography, and directors like David Lynch. His visual reach broadened when he revealed more of himself and a transmogrified version of his work, exposing his devolution to the African art and agendas of Dubois, Hughes, Toomer, and Garvey. The new work cemented him at the top of his art circuit.
His work answers questions about social injustice, oppression and mass incarceration, while shaming the system instead of the victim. He is no stranger to the injustices and traps society and government lays out for people of color, alienated communities, and dark skin countries around the globe. He uses his ability in photography, film, digital painting, and illustration to accentuate his own lifeβs adversities and the tribulations of neighborhoods that formed him.
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- Ibere
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- Ember of the Dying Light
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- The Ancestral Promise
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- The Gentrification of East Palo Alto & Return of Sekhmet
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- Thug Life Americana: For God & Country
Featured Artists
Justice 4 Tyranny
Artwork reimagines and recreates stories of African heroism and oppression.
Abba Yahudah
I understand the therapeutic impact that vibrant colors can have on the human psyche.
