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Acton, Hunter

Al-kharabsheh , Laila

Biritz, Lauren

Morrow, Ray

Cowen, Jae

Davis, Trinity A Utopia is an imaginary community or society that possesses highly desirable or near perfect qualities for its members. In my work Black Utopia, I imagine this condition for women in my community. Inspired by artist Tyler Mitchell, my photographs describe self-love, empowerment, and intelligence. I am pushed to create lyrical, poetic, almost sculptural works, which foreground the elegance I see within the African American community. Knowing that a Black Utopia will never be obtained, I am inclined to create images with a futuristic, almost unsettling touch. Many of my photographs block or restrict visual access to the portrait subject by way of nature, referencing the impossibility of Black Utopia. I am highlighting African American women in a way which uplifts and counteracts negative stereotypes placed upon us by mass media.

Dixon, Avery

Krause, Zoe

Forrest, Megan

Fox, Molly

Frankenhoff, Riley

Gobble, Jordyn

Gundlach, Hannah

Ibdah, Malik

Jackson, Esra

Keys, Allison
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