The Moving African Landscapes Volume 1 examines a broad spectrum of natural and cultural concepts, sensory responses, and innate perceptions experienced, learned, and recalled by Africans within their environment. Photographers, Architects, Lecturers, and Visual Artists are all interested
in articulating their ideas of what Moving African Landscapes means to them. The authors capture their intuitive understanding of how they observed the interaction of their landscapes, built environment, kins, community, spacial behaviors, social practice, and political hierarchies across ancestral timelines influencing their everyday culture.
