How do you show what “LOVE” is? How many images of LOVE have you created in your own personal family photo archive?
Digital Diaspora Family Reunion came across a unique visual project called “The Love Project” which celebrates Black History Month and Valentine’s Day.
“In celebration of Black History Month and Valentine’s Day, there is an exciting new limited release edition box set with unique images by artists from across the country. “The Love Project” is a collaborative venture with industry taste-makers who were asked to contribute photographs along the broad theme.
Whether it be a love of self, place, culture, or family, these images represent something close to the heart and soul. The Love box set consists of eight 8×8 fine art archival giclee photographic prints in a box set limited to 25 total. To view and purchase from the limited edition box set, click here.”
You can learn about the creative collaborators who have dedicated their work and time to the project in print form, including Darien Davis, Hollis King, Leah “Happi” Hamilton, Kwaku Alston, and more by clicking here.
Since 2009, DDFR has been touring the country and building a digital archive of amazing images from our diverse universe of participants showing the people, places and things that they cherish, providing us all with a small peak into the souls of ordinary folks just like us. To see some of the many images that we have gathered, check out our Flickr page and view our Photo Stream.
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