Her work has been exhibited internationally since she graduated from Goldsmiths University London
in 2014.
Ourahmane's research-driven practice spans spirituality, contemporary geopolitics, migration, and the
complex histories of colonialism. She incorporates video, sound, performance, sculpture, and installation on an often large or monumental scale that has consequences beyond the walls of her exhibitions.
Drawing on personal and collective narratives and experiences, Ourahmane challenges broader institutional structures such as surveillance, logistics and bureaucratic processes, and the ways these
forces are registered. ...
