Academic Practice
My academic practice is grounded in my interest in art, culture, and society. Through my studies at Central Saint Martins, I have become more interested in questions of cultural value, representation, participation, and the relationships between objects, institutions, and people. 

I approach art and cultural production from many different perspectives, drawing mainly on art history and critical theory. I enjoy exploring wider social, political, and economic structures shaping art, as well as the ways in which meaning is produced, interpreted and shared.

This page brings together selected academic writing, research and projects, alongside some independent explorations. It is an evolving record of my studies.






How can Frantz Fanon’s Theories Investigate the Legacies of Colonialism in Contemporary Cultural Institutions? The Case of the Rosetta Stone at the British Museum.



African-Caribbean, Asian, and African Art Archive Interpretations + Ethics Essay


F.I.L.T.H Magazine


ReLooped Magazine