Gabriel Moses continues to redefine contemporary storytelling, merging photography, film, and culture into a seamless artistic narrative.
Fresh off his successful collaboration with British trailblazers Mowalola, Clint, and Olaoluslawn for i-D magazine
Moses takes his creative prowess across the Atlantic, debuting his latest short film, Fatima, in New York.
Premiering on November 14, 2024, Fatima features none other than Travis Scott, a cultural icon in his own right.
Moses didn’t just drop the film and walk away—he masterfully built anticipation with a series of teasers and his trademark portraits, one even spotlighting Kanye “ye” West.
These visual appetizers set the internet ablaze, ensuring that the exhibition, which runs until December 20, 2024, had its moment well before the doors opened.
This U.S. debut is more than a creative detour; it’s a deliberate move to solidify his global influence.
The phrase “Who can’t hear must feel,” Moses’ personal mantra, resonates in every project he touches.
It’s not just words—it’s the foundation of a work ethic that’s quickly becoming iconic.
His aesthetic, instantly recognizable and unrelentingly fresh, has already left its mark on some of the biggest names in culture.
From the moody, evocative visuals he created for Wizkid to his collaboration with streetwear juggernaut Cortiez and the intricate storytelling in his work with Denim Tears, Moses is weaving a legacy that’s impossible to ignore.
Each project is a step forward, culminating in the breathtaking artistry of Fatima.
But if you thought this was the pinnacle, think again. Moses has made it clear—this is only the beginning.
With an internet presence that rivals his creative output, he’s not just shaping culture; he’s setting the standard for what it means to create in the digital age.
Whether you’re drawn to the star-studded allure of Travis Scott and Kanye West or the understated brilliance of his collaborations with Wizkid and Cortiez, one thing is certain: Gabriel Moses isn’t slowing down.
And if you’re not paying attention, you’ll miss a cultural moment that’s defining this generation.
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