Ivylise Simones

Creating a more equitable future requires the ability to dream of something better. So the fourth and final installment of “Art Is Revolution (AIR),” our 3D virtual exhibit celebrating groundbreaking Black creators, focuses on the future.

Healing marks the theme for Week 2 of “Art Is Revolution (AIR),” our virtual 3D exhibit showcasing the work of groundbreaking Black artists. “The theme for this week was focused on restoration — and being able to rest — surrounded by visuals that create an atmosphere of being relaxed, weightless, carefree,” said Danielle Elise, “Art Is Revolution” curator and founder of the All Black Creativesfoundation and agency.

This profile is part of our series “Quiénes Somos,” which focuses on nine amazing and original creators in the Latinx community. You can read more by visiting our Latinx Heritage Month homepage. By Ivylise Simones Angela Guzman’s work says something — literally. Communication has been at the forefront of her craft going back to her time as an intern at Apple when she created the iPhone’s early emoji and continuing through her stint as a design lead working on Google Assistant.