Engaging the spectral logics that contour Black social life, her practice traces the subtle, atmospheric conditions through which Black autonomy flickers into view; as a residue moving through material and interior worlds that unsettles the line between what is inherited, endured, and newly possible.
She is the Co-Director of Cultural Programs & Galleries at the Ujima Project, and an MFA Candidate at the Yale School of Art.
She has given talks at deCordova Sculpture Park, Harvard Law School, The Consortium for Graduate Studies in Gender, Culture, Women, and Sexuality (GCWS), Tufts Art Galleries and guest lectured at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rhode Island School of Design, and University of California, Berkley.
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