Inside the Vibrant World of Aurélia Durand
The work of Aurélia Durand, which includes the illustrations for the #1 New York Times bestseller This Book Is Anti-Racist, is a vivid celebration of diversity.
She represents Afro-descendants as joyful, proud and empowered — a united community whose destinies are intertwined. These colourful personalities present the voice of a global community whose hopes, dreams and desires envision an inclusive future for all. Her work has been featured in advertising campaigns, galleries and editorial magazines, and her clients include brands such as Nike, The New Yorker and Facebook.
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