LOVE LANGUAGE
New Work
2025
As humans we need a new language of caring, intimacy, and freedom.
In general and especially in LOVE.
Mother
Hate to…Love
Ebony Beauty
Tricky
Winged Woman
ALL VISUAL WORK
LOVE LANGUAGE
¿What / Who / Next / Now?
afro-FATHERISM
joy
Ritmo Negro
Photo Exhibit
MOVE ME
¿What / Who / Next / Now?
2025
Medium: Chalk on concrete.
afro-Fatherism:
black dads here & now
2023
An immersive three-dimensional photography installation by Umi Vaughan and Eesuu Orundide showcasing the sacred presence of Black fathers in their families. A collaboration with ABG Art Group and City of Oakland Department of Violence Prevention. Uptown Station Atrium, Oakland, CA.
Ritmo Negro
Photo Exhibit
2012
Original photographs from Cuba, Colombia, Brazil, and Peru highlighting Africa’s legacy in Latin America, displayed at the East Bay Utilities District (EBMUD) headquarters in Oakland, CA in celebration of Latinx Heritage Month. Photography on canvas, 24’’x36’’.
Joy
2009
Mural on the exterior wall of the West branch of the Oakland Public Library. Commissioned by the Oakland Cultural Funding Program. Photography on ceramic tile, 5’x7’.
Move Me
2006
Photo collage series on canvas, commissioned by the Alameda County Arts Commission for the Juvenile Justice Center in San Leandro, CA
36’’x36” each.
Dance
Move!
Afro-Jazz
The Graduate