Kalé Camara on Parallel
• – • Vermont Comedy Club
About the speaker
Raphaella Brice is a self-taught queer haitian-american digital illustrator. Raph is made of the following ingredients: a dash of glitter, salt, and jiwof (meaning cloves in creole), sky miles, a whole lotta queerness, sassy twitter fingers, disco fever, a heaping amount of creative and cosmic energy, and love... Raph's art celebrates the human consciousness shift that is currently happening in the world today.
Recently, Raph has created the Fletcher Free Library's Black Madonna mural, Burlington Discover Jazz Fest's 40 year anniversary artwork featuring Lakecia Benjamin, and is this year's SEABA Art Studio Resident. Raph's media of choice includes; psychedelic vector art illustration, graphic design and murals.
See more of Raph's work here: raphdraws.com
Additional details
Join Kalé Camara, Steward of the Paij Wadley-Bailey Community Garden, in conversation with Raph Draws to discuss this month’s theme, Paralell, and how it interweaves with their relationship to the world as a dreamer & co-creator of life.
Dive into a multi-layered discussion on how their mixed-race identity, radical embodiment of their queerness, and commitment to leaving this world in a more loving, caring, and beautiful place, inspires their work with the Paij Wadley-Bailey Community Garden, Access Café, and within the Montpelier Public School System.
