Inward expeditions: fractured self
Reconciliating multifacted identities with art
Nanténé Traoré
Photographic work exploring the multifaceted nature of gender, identity and memory through collage
Gal Schindler
Womanhood as a dynamic process of becoming
Remi Ajani
Fragments Reassembled: piecing together the complexities of the self
Jess Atieno
Reframing colonial narratives to empower previously marginalised perspectives
Tyler Eash
Reclaiming ground and narratives erased by colonial histories
Stephanie Santana
Honoring Black American history piecing together narratives long ignored or denied
Divine Southgate-Smith
Reclaiming and reimagining the archive as a space of Black, queer, and feminist transformation
Mie Yim
Painting the psychological landscape of diasporic memory and transformation
Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux
Reclaiming ancestral memory as a spiritual and political space for Afro-Caribbean identity and resistance
Josèfa Ntjam
Reimagining memory and identity through African myth, science fiction, and fluid, postcolonial futurisms
Karen Birkin
Exploring the liminal space between self and landscape, inhabiting ambiguity, rootedness, and the quiet transformations of motherhood.
Bàrbara Moura
Channeling the sacred and the sensual through ritual and repetition, Barbara Moura’s work reclaims the body as a site of memory, intuition, and ancestral knowing.
Chloe Quenum
Translating cultural memory into mutable forms that echo diasporic transformation.