A combination of images and text, this piece presents multiple stories, inviting viewers to examine representations of Black identity and the various movements of resistance and migration.
What are the structures that govern our communities and bodies? What does it mean to be Black, British, and Female? To what extent does my environment inform my identity?
Named after the haircare brand Dark & Lovely, this series of works explores the notion of the ‘Black aesthetics’ and respectability politics.
What are the structures that govern our communities and bodies? What does it mean to be Black, British, and Female? To what extent does my environment inform my identity?
A series of self-portraits, this body of work aims to question the representation of the Black Female figure within the photographic canon.