Afroism: The Aftermath of Africa and The Root of Culturalism
In Part 4 of my "Ism " Series.
I present a photographic narrative of the current state of the continent of Africa.
Exploring the themes of how some of the last tribes of Africa are coping and adapting with climate change and the challenges of preserving their ancient cultural traditions, rituals and ways of indeginous life in selected African regions.
Documenting the selected Indigenous tribes in the African regions of Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi.
And their shared issues of tribal displacement , climate change and the aftermath of crisis and modernisation. Especially during the current crucial time where climate change and indigenous peoples rights, is an important worldwide topic. I will endeavour to visit and photograph and document various indigenous reservations and communities and tribes.
I will also be documenting a selection of African innovative, Artists, Musicians and Designers of each region, touching on the topic of the rising movement of African Art and Creative Movement. As well as how environmental sustainable efforts are helping the indigenous and its native peoples to protect, educate and preserve their indigenous ways of life, land and culture whilst combating the ever increasing threat of climate change.
Specifically the following countries, regions, Indigenous peoples, tribes, communities, cultures, climate change social enterprises, Artists, Musicians and Designers of:
Ethiopia
The Suri Tribe: Southern Nations, Nationalities, and PeoplesRegion - Ethiopia
Abai Schulze - Founder and Creative Director - ZAAF
Kenya
The Samburu Tribe
Cyrus Kabiru - Contemporary Kenyan African Artist
Malawi
The Yao People
Root For Fruit - Malawian-European social enterprise, helping to combat climate change
Tanzania
Zanzibar
Sauti Za Busara Festival
Kindly Supported by:
Polaroid
Hex Brand UK
Hex Brand
Out of Step Ltd
Moondog Labs
Lensbaby
Gnarbox
Sandmarc
Root To Fruit Malawi
The Jimmy Nelson Foundation
Kiboko Safaris
Malawi Style
Pakachere Malawi
The Malawi Tourism Board
In Part 4 of my "Ism " Series.
I present a photographic narrative of the current state of the continent of Africa.
Exploring the themes of how some of the last tribes of Africa are coping and adapting with climate change and the challenges of preserving their ancient cultural traditions, rituals and ways of indeginous life in selected African regions.
Documenting the selected Indigenous tribes in the African regions of Ethiopia, Kenya, Malawi.
And their shared issues of tribal displacement , climate change and the aftermath of crisis and modernisation. Especially during the current crucial time where climate change and indigenous peoples rights, is an important worldwide topic. I will endeavour to visit and photograph and document various indigenous reservations and communities and tribes.
I will also be documenting a selection of African innovative, Artists, Musicians and Designers of each region, touching on the topic of the rising movement of African Art and Creative Movement. As well as how environmental sustainable efforts are helping the indigenous and its native peoples to protect, educate and preserve their indigenous ways of life, land and culture whilst combating the ever increasing threat of climate change.
Specifically the following countries, regions, Indigenous peoples, tribes, communities, cultures, climate change social enterprises, Artists, Musicians and Designers of:
Ethiopia
The Suri Tribe: Southern Nations, Nationalities, and PeoplesRegion - Ethiopia
Abai Schulze - Founder and Creative Director - ZAAF
Kenya
The Samburu Tribe
Cyrus Kabiru - Contemporary Kenyan African Artist
Malawi
The Yao People
Root For Fruit - Malawian-European social enterprise, helping to combat climate change
Tanzania
Zanzibar
Sauti Za Busara Festival
Kindly Supported by:
Polaroid
Hex Brand UK
Hex Brand
Out of Step Ltd
Moondog Labs
Lensbaby
Gnarbox
Sandmarc
Root To Fruit Malawi
The Jimmy Nelson Foundation
Kiboko Safaris
Malawi Style
Pakachere Malawi
The Malawi Tourism Board