



"Sade, The Blueprint" is a collaborative project honoring Helen Folasade Adu, exploring fragility and resilience, innovation and legacy. David Nushé and Joel Ibizugbe use distinct visual metaphors to capture Sade's artistry. David Nushé references Japanese Sometsuke porcelain, highlighting Sade's vulnerability and enduring spirit. The delicate porcelain symbolizes the singer's emotional pain, while its beauty underscores her resilience. This visual metaphor conveys the complexities of Sade's artistic persona. Joel Ibizugbe incorporates architectural blueprints, symbolizing Sade's influence on generations of musicians. The blueprint represents Sade's lasting legacy, highlighting her impact on the music industry. This imagery conveys that Sade's artistry has provided a foundational framework for countless artists. Through their artworks, David and Joel celebrate Sade's mark on music and culture. Their unique perspectives converge, honoring Sade's innovative spirit, genre-transcending ability, and profound impact. "Sade, The Blueprint" is a testament to Sade's enduring influence and a thought-provoking exploration of her artistry. The project invites viewers to contemplate the enduring themes and emotions in Sade's music, cementing her status as a timeless inspiration.