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Brandee C is a visual artist, graphic designer, and photographer.
Cierrah P is a photographer and creative director.
Amahzha-Natay L is a fine artist.
Brandee C says – “My art is a combination of photography, digital art, and graphic design. What is my why? For me, art is a form of self-care. I am inspired by pop culture and photography. As I’ve grown as an artist, I see art in everything around me. My goal is to create visual art that influences pop culture through advertising and marketing media channels.”
Cierrah P says – “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and My goal as a visionary is to capture different higher perspectives and invoke pure raw emotion from my audience with positive intent behind my work. ”
Amahzha-Natay L says- “Creating art is my form of self expression. I use it as a platform to efficiently express my thoughts, feelings and perception of reality. My father is the most influential person to my creative process. He was a marine and that influenced me to incorporate camouflage as the basis for most of my work. I am also influenced by Japanese graffiti art and numerology. The number three is very significant to me because of my father’s passing on April 3rd, 2005. “Three is the the number of time: Past, Present, Future; Birth, Life, Death; Beginning, Middle, End and three is the number of the divine.”
Contact information
- Gallery: Clark Atlanta University
- Artist(s): Amahzha-Natay Lancaster, Brandee Coley, Cierrah Perdue
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