Based in Austin, Texas, Dave McClinton's digital artwork is a profound exploration of the complexities inherent in the Black experience. Through a masterful interplay of collage, distortion, texture, and symbolism, McClinton crafts digital portraits and landscapes that critically examine the ways in which history, identity, and trauma intersect to shape contemporary realities. His work transcends…

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01.07.2025

Wuh.ey: Blurring Memory, Fiction, and Folklore Through Togolese AI Art | African Digital Art

Franco-Togolese visual artist Wuh.ey is part of a growing generation of African creatives using artificial intelligence not as a shortcut, but as a tool for storytelling. His works are cinematic, emotionally charged, and deeply symbolic—inviting us to explore the blurred boundaries between folklore, memory, and the imagined future. Reframing African Identity Through the Digital Lens…

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04.07.2025

Hanan Abdu’s Modern Portraits of African Muslim Women | African Digital Art

Hanan Abdu is quietly shifting how African Muslim women see themselves—and how they are seen by others. A digital illustrator of Eritrean heritage, Hanan creates simple, modern illustrations that center the beauty, culture, and identity of Muslim women across the African continent. Her clean, vibrant style—recognizable for its minimalist lines and rich cultural detail—offers a…

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10.07.2025

Daniel Oluwale Nigerian Character Artists Crafting African Stories | African Digital Art

Daniel Oluwale is a Lagos‑based Nigerian character and visual development artist whose work stands at the vibrant intersection of tradition and modern storytelling. His portfolio is a testament to his dedication: richly detailed characters, expressive silhouettes, and layered cultural nuance. A Voice for Unseen Narratives Growing up, Oluwale was driven by the absence of characters…

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The Art of Dave McClinton: Ancestral Echos and A Digital Language Built from Fragments | African Digital Art

Wuh.ey: Blurring Memory, Fiction, and Folklore Through Togolese AI Art | African Digital Art

Hanan Abdu’s Modern Portraits of African Muslim Women | African Digital Art

Daniel Oluwale Nigerian Character Artists Crafting African Stories | African Digital Art

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