David Bowie, a revolutionary figure in music, fashion, and art, redefined himself throughout his career with iconic personas like Ziggy Stardust. Beyond the stage, he was a devoted father to Duncan and Alexandria Jones.

Duncan, born as Zowie, initially distanced himself from his father’s fame. However, his passion for film, nurtured by shared childhood experiences making stop-motion animations with Bowie, led him to a successful career as a filmmaker.

While Bowie envisioned a musical path for his son, Duncan forged his own unique path, achieving critical acclaim for films like “Moon” and “Source Code.” His marriage to Rodene Ronquillo, marked by shared challenges and unwavering support, mirrored the devotion Bowie showed to his own family.

Alexandria, born later in Bowie’s life, grew up with the constant presence of her father’s fame. Yet, Bowie and his wife, Iman, ensured a grounded upbringing for Lexi. As she matured, Lexi discovered her own artistic voice, expressing herself through art and music. Her work, often shared on social media, reveals a deep connection to her father and showcases his enduring influence.

Both Duncan and Lexi have honored Bowie’s legacy in their own distinct ways. Duncan’s filmmaking success reflects the creativity and innovation Bowie championed, while Lexi’s art and music channel his artistic spirit. Their journeys are a testament to the deep love and respect they hold for their father. Through their achievements, they ensure that Bowie’s influence continues to inspire future generations.