some collaborations grow slowly. others arrive fully formed.
with esinako, it’s been a conversation unfolding over time.
uyagula marks our fourth — maybe fifth — project together. across EP artwork, single covers, PR images and music videos, we’ve been building a visual language around her music. something intimate. slightly surreal, but grounded in spirit.
shot in a quiet cemetery, uyagula explores the uneasy line between mental illness and spiritual sensitivity — the way certain experiences are labelled madness when they might also be forms of perception, intuition, or ancestral connection.
esinako moves through the space in couture. dancing between gravestones, grief and beauty existing in the same frame.