MANTRA: god.unites.all_16082022

Overall, through his trust in his artistic expression and how he builds off structures and concepts in Blackqueer diasporic dialogue, Osadolor has created a project true to themselves and where they are heading, grounded in the ideals of the fluidity of her practices. Their interiority materializes through the aesthetic realm with their divinely beautiful corporeal form and dense atmospheric sonic reverberations.

Osadolor relays an introspective and poetic mantra about their relationship with their Nigerian Heritage, Blackqueerness, God, and how they maneuver around a world that continues to marginalize themselves and other Blackqueer folks, overall finding love in their own divinity. Osadolor means 'God Unites All' in their parent's native tongue, applying the meaning to many realms of his navigation of life, self-discovery, and realizations guides this film's atmospheric and dark sonic and visual progression. The film stars Osadolor in various locations and bodily expressions of movement and emotions. 

Osadolor's signature lofi and textured works with stark lighting and intricately composed scenes allow viewers to see and hear her interior self as their exterior self navigates the revelations of his never-ending self-discovery as a young Blackqueer Nigerian-American.

The sonic landscape is an evolved invitation into the depths of Osadolor's mind. The short film hints at the evolving direction Osadolor will be taking in their worldwide charting podcast 'a coming of age but, irl' (that produced the successful mini-series 'stroke my ego') that blurs the lines between introspection and conversation by navigating time, space, and sociality. The experimental audio format has the essence of a musical interlude with vocal manipulations, texturized sonic elements, and a lush ambient-esque instrumental.