Lulama wolf, a renowned visual artist, and Megan Gabrielle Harris, a visionary collaborator, have recently joined forces in an artistic endeavour that promises not only to captivate but also celebrate the gift of life. Their duo show titled “Smell the flowers while you can” serves as a declaration to shed light on the journey of liberation through spectacular artworks.
Lulama wolf has gained recognition for her multidimensional artistic expressions across various mediums, ranging from photography to mixed-media digital platforms. Through her work, she touches on crafting hyper-visualised characters that push the boundaries of imagination. In doing so, Lulama fearlessly explores the dynamic relationship between art and the ever changing social landscape.
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Wolf’s artistic skills have not gone unnoticed, she has collaborated with brands like Superbalist and H&M Home. These collaborations have provided her with opportunities to showcase her style and employ her creations in innovative ways. By infusing her art into everyday products, Lulama seamlessly brings her imaginative world onto tangible platforms, making art accessible to a wider audience.
The duo show, “Smell the flowers while you can” beautifully intertwines Lulama Wolf’s artistic voice within the vision and creativity of Megan Gabrielle Harris. Together, they take on an exploration of how subjects, often black women like themselves, navigate and break free from the shackles imposed by a patriarchal society. Through their collaboration, Lulama and Megan offer a raw and insightful glimpse into the struggles faced by marginalised individuals, showcasing their resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
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In their artwork, Lulama and Megan go in depth on the concept of escapism. They highlight how their subjects, predominantly black women, defy societal expectations while creating paths of their own, embracing their individuality and shedding the roles society seeks to impose upon them. By visualising narratives of freedom, self-expression, and self-determination, the duo’s collaborative pieces inspire viewers to step into their own power. The opening of the show will be held at the OOA Gallery in Barcelona on the 15th of July.
