With all the things happening in our world, it became easy for me to lose a lot of passion for things. Watching films was an easy way for me to escape and to feel happy but, for a while, I had completely stopped watching them. These last two months I’ve thankfully been able to pick myself up a bit and started revisiting that passion for film.
Read MoreYou begin to see yourself on a page that physically looks nothing like you. When things feel impossible, art never is.
Read MoreMy mixed media piece, titled ‘Angels of Colour’ was a product of inspiration birthed after watching this interview which ends with a very important question pertaining to why blankets of whiteness seem to drape over every institution – even those such as religion.
Read MoreThe shoot’s idea came from when I began to look into old magazines for inspiration. However, rather than finding inspiration, I found discomfort. Most of the models were white and whenever women of colour were included they were surrounded by stereotypical props.
Read MoreIckeres Gee (she/her) is a Haitian American self-taught artist hailing from Queens, NY. She creates art that comes to her in dreams and has interwoven her battles as a black woman, with her spiritual self and life.
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