My art practice examines the post-colonial body as an archive and historical geographical places as sites of cultural and political meaning. I investigate themes of migration, embodiment, transformation, displacement, and memory. The personal narratives and testimonies of my family's migration experience, where meaningful knowledge is located. I re-imagine, unravel and explore through sculpture, sound, images, text, language, moving image and installation.

I completed my MFA Fine Art in 2020 from Goldsmiths College of Art, London, Previously I studied Graphic Design at Royal College of Art.