Creative Specialist, Alexander-Julian, on how coming to terms with his own multi-dimensionality was the key to owning his voice and defining his niche.
“I think we're all a part of the aesthetic. As African culture becomes more and more widespread it's important that the story is told in full. African culture is not only about music. It's about fashion, dance, art and so much more and as these artists become globally recognized they will inevitably become the poster children for our rich culture. With that being said, it's crucial to have a supportive team of creatives behind them to help make sure that as they wear their countries on their back, the history these countries hold is portrayed accurately and in color.”
I spoke with Okay Africa to discuss working with Patoranking and putting together this homage moment to Fela Kuti and the 27 Kalakuta Queens .
I took over Condé Nast Traveler’s Instagram account (@cntraveler) to highlight my trip to Rwanda. In the story I covered Rwanda’s many wildlife and historic experiences.
I sat down with the good folk at @TheYard in their new Gowanus location in Brooklyn to discuss quitting my job, traveling the world, and joining the hustle of Entrepreneur Life.
full interview at TheYard.com >>
