Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.

Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.

Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.

Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.

Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.

Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.

Big Bang Baby is an immersive celebration of joyful universes—where ancestral stories, scientific wonder, and spiritual imagination converge. Rooted in African and Caribbean Native cosmologies, the work reimagines creation through the figure of a female Zemi—a being of birth, transformation, and radiant energy.