Aziza Love on Creativity, Spirituality & the Revolutionary Sound of Nature
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What if creativity isn’t something we manufacture—but something we learn to tune into?
In this episode of Artivism, I sit down with multidisciplinary artist, sound researcher, and immersive creator Aziza Lovefor a conversation about music, nature, spirituality, presence, and the artist’s role in helping us heal.
Aziza shares how growing up in Cincinnati shaped her through funk, soul, gospel, and Black spiritual traditions; how she transforms field recordings and the biofeedback of plants into music; and why she believes everything around us is singing—even when we’ve forgotten how to listen.
We also talk about overcoming the fear of being seen, showing up fully as an artist, finding home within yourself, and why joy, dancing, and collective presence can be revolutionary acts.
This is a conversation about remembering who you are, trusting your creative voice, and recognizing that we’re all part of one living orchestra.
Creators & Guests
- Winston Studios - Producer
- Carlos Anthony Lopez - Designer
- Iman Jordan - Host
- Aziza Love - Guest