Cianna “Krayzeekid” Cunningham is a British Caribbean multi-media artist. After studying, Art and Media Production at Ravensbourne University (2022), she has managed to bridge the gap between mediums whilst working in Film & TV as a Set Dresser. Her projects hone in on the black experience, heritage and the subversion of societal norms through gender, personal identity.
Exhibiting 'The Street Party' a photojournalistic project taken during lockdown as part of Tate Collective's 'Finding Home' Exhibition in Tate Britain (2021). Her most recent project “Men Deserve Flowers Too” encompasses the relationship between masculinity, nature and male vulnerability. One of her proudest artistic moments, the “Babylon Project” consisting of 10 pieces brings to the spotlight to powerful cultural figures that otherwise go forgotten.
A key aspect of her artistry is authenticity, quoting art in all forms as “one of the most effective ways of rebellion'' collaborating with alike creatives, whose work push boundaries giving voices to the underrepresented.
“ I always aim to create something visually empowering as well as educational”