Alicia-Pearl Cato, a Zimbabwean-born artist, employs her art to explore and celebrate her identity. She addresses societal issues through textiles, text-based art, and portraiture, proposing controversial statements that spark conversations about race. Her series, 'Childhood•Upbringing•Identity•Belonging,' reflects on personal memories, inviting viewers to ponder the impact of events and the nuances of identity. Alicia-Pearl has also sought to portray her perspective on blackness by celebrating black culture and music. Her focus on black music and musicians, in particular, adds a dynamic layer to her artistic expression.