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ORIGIN AS FORM
Creation starts with fracture, not flourish. Form emerges by stripping noise, resisting mimicry, and letting what’s real sharpen through tension. It’s less about expression, more about alignment with a signal that can’t be staged.
A QUIET PIVOT
When presence slips into performance, the work asks for pause. A meditation on restraint, alignment, and knowing when to step back to protect the integrity of what was once alive without effort.
KNOWN WITHOUT A NAME
Afro-Surrealism resists easy translation. It remembers what history distorted, carrying rupture and rhythm beneath coherence. A vibration that doesn’t resolve but lingers, asking you to feel what was made strange before it was ever named.