My African Aesthetic
Hosted by Eunice Nanzala Schumacher and Penina Acayo Laker, My African Aesthetic is a conversation about design, place, and community seen through a distinctly African lens. This isn't a history lesson, but a present and future-focused exploration of how African aesthetics and design philosophy actively shape sustainable neighborhoods and gathering spaces across the world. Each episode delves into the practical and philosophical ways these principles manifest, moving beyond theory to highlight real projects, ongoing research, and documented stories. The dialogue you'll hear is built on a foundation of thoughtful construction, aiming to recenter the narrative around the roles Africans have always played-and continue to play-in global placemaking. It’s for anyone curious about the intersection of art, visual culture, education, and the built environment, offering a platform where the process is as important as the final product. Tune in for a podcast that connects cultural heritage to contemporary practice, framing design as a vital tool for community creation and stewardship.
