African futurism art

Looking back to some of my older pieces in the themes of motifs… Today I present “Masked Monday”… A series of African masks themed pieces I’ve done though out the years… Which is your favorite? ✨(2013-2020’) || #artxman

Crafted by Senegalese visual artist Samba JJ ( @lejardinjolof ), these masks embody rich cultural heritage, intricate traditions, and profound artistic expression of his craft. 📸 source @lejardinjolof

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.

Dive into the world of Afro Futurism with this striking modern portrait. Featuring bold colors, sharp contrasts, and a unique, textured afro, this artwork brings a futuristic yet soulful vibe to any decor. Perfect for lovers of unique and vibrant art. Save this pin for art and decor inspiration! #AfroFuturism #BoldArt #ModernPortrait #GraphicArt #VibrantDecor

Afrofuturism Art

Afrofuturism: The Next Generation - The New York Times #blackart #blackartists #afrofuturism

Katia Herrera is a digital collage creative from the noisy city Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. Despite Herrera being a self-proclaimed introvert, her