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As an African in the diaspora, I share in this history of artists not being appreciated – not because their work is not good, but because of the color of their skin.

— Victor Ekpuk

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I observe identity as an ephemeral condition that is always in flux.

Essentially we are all a sum of different parts that are shaped by circumstances.

There is always recognition of some personal memory in the collective. Because it is, after all, a human story.

I want my works to be starting points for dialogue, new discoveries into the differences and commonalities among cultures.

I believe that our self-consciousness is borne from memory.

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