Tajianna Okechukwu is an actress, filmmaker, and activist from the Bay Area. She obtained a double degree in Acting and Film & TV Studies from Azusa Pacific University. After graduating, she has returned home to direct several short films and music videos. Her 2019 mini-documentary Flexin’ in My Complexion was selected to premiere at the Mbongui Square Festival film screening at Eastside Arts Alliance in Oakland. After that, it was installed at the Unbound Roots exhibition at SOMArts Cultural Center in San Francisco. She is known for her videography work on promotional videos for Black-owned businesses and brands in her community. Her work in front and behind the camera often focuses on stories that explore social issues through a Black diaspora lens. Tajianna strives to tell stories that will shift paradigms and shake culture to achieve racial reconciliation in our society.
Eve cultivates divinity within her body through her connection with the Divine Feminine.
Being divine is first being aware of who you are at your core.
For Eve, she has found herself again by dredging through the dark, murky parts--not only to observe it but also to clear it out by acknowledging all that has collected on her spirit through her life, expressing her suppressed sorrows out loud to herself or those she felt needed to hear it. Eve's art reflects her soul; where once she felt alone when in all honesty the only being she needed to unite with was her own self. When she met and accepted herself without all the extra weight of the world, love began to flourish at her core. It now manifests in Eve's art, effortlessly.
