By African Leadership Academy
Curated By: Umazi Mvurya
My Frequency Vibes Different is part of the Ancient Civilizations & Futuristic Visions exhibit featuring works that draw from African stories and experiences to reimagine the present and inspire new futures.
Meet The Artist
Chelsea Odufu, an emerging filmmaker and visual artist, explores Afro and Africanfuturism to celebrate Blackness, African heritage, empowerment, and resilience. Her narratives challenge traditional Black representations, blending science fiction, fantasy, and African traditions.
My Frequency Vibes Different (2024) by Chelsea OdufuAfrican Leadership Academy
Many African origin myths believe that the first beings descended from a realm of powerful spirits and a Creator God. These ancestors, endowed with special abilities, founded communities bridging earth and sky, weaving a tapestry of connection that echoes through time.
My Frequency Vibes Different (2024) by Chelsea OdufuAfrican Leadership Academy
Within each tapestry lies the spirit of a human being, their universal identity encoded in a unique frequency.
My Frequency Vibes Different (2024) by Chelsea OdufuAfrican Leadership Academy
This frequency resonates with the cosmos, defining their essence, connecting them to the vast, intricate web of existence.
My Frequency Vibes Different (2024) by Chelsea OdufuAfrican Leadership Academy
Visual artist Chelsea Odufu delves into unseen frequencies that shape our identities and connections. Through her photography, she captures the diverse vibrations of human experience, reflecting the rhythms of our histories, cultures, and personal narratives.
My Frequency Vibes Different (2024) by Chelsea OdufuAfrican Leadership Academy
She seeks to inspire others to recognize and embrace their unique frequencies, celebrate human diversity, and envision a harmonious future. This project transcends a mere series of photographs, serving as a testament to self-discovery, cultural pride, and limitless possibilities
Curated By: Umazi Mvurya
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