i·con·o·clast

noun

1. a person who attacks cherished beliefs or institutions.

- Oxford Langauge

For most of his life, Ziaire Trinidad Sherman kept his saxophone playing and production skills separate. It wasn't until a decade into his musical journey that he decided to merge these two distinct worlds. Drawing inspiration from a range of timeless albums, Sherman crafted a body of work that challenged and deconstructed his own preconceived notions. This project became a therapeutic process, allowing him to embrace his full identity without feeling the need to compartmentalize his talents. Through Iconoclast, Ziaire Trinidad confronted his long-held beliefs and unlocked a new, transformative creative path.

 Ziaire Trinidad Sherman's undergraduate thesis created under the direction of Neil Leonard.