Resurgent Radiation: Her in Void Oblivion #6

‘Resurgent Radiation: Her in Void Oblivion’ is part of the 'Her Space' series by Somi Nwandu. Somi Nwandu is a multidisciplinary artist, an art curator, and cultural enthusiast. Most recently, she oversaw external affairs and communications at the Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of African Art in Washington, D.C.

In this series, Somi explores, through Afrofuturistic expression, the waves of African femininity parallel to a supreme value of human existence in mental, and psychological organization. The pieces layer emotion, craft, sound and motion to focus on three areas: mental stabilization advancements, the utilization of an African woman’s femininity to personalize Afrofuturism, and electromagnetism as a metaphor.

This is the sixth NFT from the 'Her Space' series featured in the FIRST. FEMALE. FORWARD. exhibition which highlights some of the most highly valued and anticipated emerging and established black, female digital artists.

AFROFUTOURISM holders will receive access to exclusive drops, experiences and much more. Visit afrofutourism.com for more information.

FIRST. FEMALE. FORWARD. is this premier edition and sub-theme of the AFROFUTOURISM series. This exhibition includes an international selection of women artists that utilize technology in their process and connect to the rest of the world with their cultural and personal interpretations. This exhibition highlights how technology has enabled storytelling by these female artists, of their past, present and the visions they reimagine for the future.

This collection aims to bring a stronger focus to the lack of female digital artist representation within the African arts setting and continuously celebrate historical contributions by female artists to the art and creative industries.

FIRST. FEMALE. FORWARD. highlights some of the most highly valued and anticipated emerging and established black, female digital artists.

AFROFUTOURISM holders will receive access to exclusive drops, experiences and much more. Visit afrofutourism.com for more information.