TMRW

by Victor Olusina
Creative Director, Producer: Victor Olusina // Director’s Assistant: Foyin Oladapo // Talent: Mike Inyanda, Collins Ade, Omar Williams, Yan Fuego, El Hadj Deme, Joshua Ojehonmon, Rasheed Tijani, Shadai Awilo, Joshua Olowu, Michael Ephraim, Chiemela Chibundu, Joseph John, Victor Olusina // Stylists: Kwon Hepburn, Taylan Holness // Assistant Stylist: Angela Gaote // Art Direction: Taylan Holness // Hair: Kiara Scorzelli // Makeup: Celia Oulai // Photography: Hannah Miles, Elise Kleis // Videography: Chloe Robb // Lighting: Samuel Hilaire // Designers: denzilpatrick, Gravalot, Lydiah Holder // Associate Producers: Tofariti Godsman, Damian Silva // Location: Linnaean // Production Company: Volusina Productions

BROTHERHOOD ISN’T DEAD.
In a world that too often seeks to confine and define Black men within rigid stereotypes, Fraternité: Pillars of Us serves as a celebration of their complexity, strength, and interconnectedness. This concept recognizes the immense pressures placed on Black men—pressures to be providers, protectors, and symbols of resilience, often while battling systemic inequalities and societal prejudices. Yet beneath these burdens lies a profound beauty: the beauty of camaraderie, of shared struggle, and of brotherhood.

Black men are not monoliths; they are artists, scholars, dreamers, and leaders. Each carries a story, a legacy, and a responsibility—not only to the world around them but to each other. It is through these bonds, forged in love and trust, that they find the strength to rise above adversity. The value of brotherhood becomes clear as they lean on one another, offering support in moments of vulnerability and triumph alike.

This story aims to dismantle the limiting narratives that society imposes.