Jordan Raquel Campbell is a multimedia artist working primarily in found footage film collages, 3D sculpture and illustration, ceramics, and fabric collage. Rooted in their Atlanta heritage, Campbell’s practice is deeply informed by Southern culture and aesthetics, using these as a lens to deconstruct the evolving meaning of Americana within contemporary art. Their work also investigates the complex relationship between Black American culture and technology; how it navigates religious overtones, alternative styling, and persistent media stereotypes, all of which become embedded in digital spaces. Surreal, nostalgic, and often socially and sexually charged, Campbell’s work blurs the line between the tangible and intangible, interrogating how mythology and collective cultural memory shape identity.