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THE RIGHT TO OPACITY (2019)
This collection considers a community, or one’s uniqueness, as a heterotopia – that is, a place that is out of the “sight and mind” of the public sphere. Commenting specifically on Black Communities, this abstract place has the potential to thusly become a “safe” one.
* First shown at Black Sands: A History of Black Horror
(Asylum Art Gallery, Wolverhampton, 2021)
Tests (2018)
The right to opacity (2019)

The Right to Opacity (2019) at Black Sands: A History of Black Horror (2021), Asylum Art Gallery, Wolverhampton.






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