Ase’s visuals are echoed by pulsating rhythmic drums and stirring spoken words from Philadelphia-based poet ursula rucker. Rucker’s words intricately narrate the exhibition, connecting the dots of Fraser’s imagery and speak to similar themes of empowerment, ancestry, and social justice.

Guided by the Yoruba concept of Ase, you embark on an adventure through the eyes of Fraser and the evocative words of Rucker. This is not just an exhibition; it’s a living, breathing story that celebrates the Black experience in a way you’ve never seen before.

About Vince Fraser
Having worked in the creative industry as a digital illustrator for over twenty years, Vince Fraser’s progression to digital arts was natural. Fraser, who identifies as an Afro-surrealist artist, sees himself as a new breed of artist in the digital age, combining various skills, including film and motion. With a keen eye for detail, he always experiments playfully while visually pushing the boundaries. Bridging the gap between fantasy and reality, Vince’s mission is to inspire, educate, and empower positive images of the African diaspora.

About ARTECHOUSE:
An industry leader in the field of digital and experiential art, ARTECHOUSE expands the possibilities of art and how we experience it through cutting-edge technology-driven exhibitions and experiences. ARTECHOUSE connects progressive ideas, artists, and audiences to stimulate innovation and creativity at the intersection of art, science, and technology.About ursula rucker:
A global music and poetry veteran, ursula rucker is a skilled writer and dynamic performer who has used her fiery prose and invigorating imagery to excite and inspire listeners worldwide for nearly three decades.