building a living archive of diasporic creativity

OUR vision

We believe in art as ceremony.

Every project, event, and collaboration with
FINDING IJEOMA reimagines how we commune—with ourselves, our ancestors, and one another.

IJEOMA (meaning 'fruitful journey' in Igbo) is where Black experience and creative expression moves freely across disciplines—merging art, sound, movement, research, and design to shape new cultural futures.

OUR MISSION

To establish an ecosystem where art, education, and entrepreneurship coexist in THE service of black diasporic futures.

OUR WORK

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Our services

DJ SERVICES

Celebrating the fruitful experience, FINDING IJEOMA offers thoughtfully curated DJ sets for clients, brand partners, and sponsors to provide impeccable energy and global sounds thoughtfully tailored for your function.

EXHIBITIONS

Specializing in art, music, and educational programming— we work with artists and organizations to produce exhibitions with a mission. Our work is intentionally designed to amplify the voices of African-American communities, women, and youth.

EVENTS

Our curated events and programs bring together poets, artists, musicians, designers, architects, leaders, cultural workers, to help create occasions that are both intimate and impactful. We love to produce events such as dinners, panel discussions, and learning experiences that are thought-provoking and inspire action.

CONSULTING

This offering is designed to create 1 on 1 opportunities for support towards students, artists, creatives, and business owners seeking specific guidance on project development involving art, music, design, curatorial practice. Our feedback is driven to help capture unique perspectives and the art of story through lifestyle modeling in 1 hour sessions.

MEET OUR FOUNDER

Alexandria Eregbu is an independent curator and cultural practitioner working at the intersections of art and music. 

As a visual artist her artwork engages a combination of archival images, symbols, proverbs, and folklore to invoke ancestral memory in African-American existence. She creates textiles, paintings, sculpture, and performances to bridge nature, design, healing, and ecology. She uses materials like beads, indigo, cowrie shells, wood, and feathers and processes like embroidery, appliqué, natural dyeing, drawing, and quilting to make meaning with the unseen.

As DJ FINDING IJEOMA, Alexandria blends distinct methods of sampling, mixing, and archival audio to amplify femme voices, invoke Black memory, and honor the tradition of storytelling within global dance music culture. Rooted in Chicago’s rich sonic legacy, her practice embodies a deep reverence for rhythm, ritual, and collective gathering.