Andrew Cameron Bailey

As a British-born South African, photographer/filmmaker and author Andrew had the good fortune to grow up among the colorful and diverse cultures of southern Africa during the 1950s and 60s. He studied the sciences at the University of Natal, in the Indian Ocean port city of Durban, then pursued a second degree in anthropology and literature while teaching chemistry and mathematics at the College of Pharmacy and Chemical Technology.

In 1969, Andrew left South Africa, partly in protest at the apartheid regime then dominating the country, and sailed across the Atlantic to the New World, where he has lived in Santa Cruz, California, New York City, the Caribbean, the Hawaiian Islands and the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

He continues to be deeply interested in all things indigenous, including tribal drumming, music, art, dance, the wisdom of the surviving Bushman communities in the Kalahari Desert and the Aboriginal people of Australia, and the progress of the world's youngest democracy, South Africa. He has been photographing indigenous subjects in black and white and color since 1965.

Andrew is presently working on a documentary film series with his wife Connie about the future of humanity called "In Search of the Future." He is the father of five creative children, and lives a rather nomadic lifestyle. When not on the road, he is based at an intentional community near Loveland, Colorado. He and Connie are co-authors of the book THE TRUST FREQUENCY: Ten Assumptions for a New Paradigm which is informed by Indigenous Cosmology and Quantum Science.

For more information about Andrew's work in the world go to https://Linktr.ee/ConnieAndAndrew

Connie Baxter Marlow
cbm@theamericanevolution.com