Series 1 (2025):

Inspired by statements made by French President Macron about Sahel nations. Summary of events by All Things Africa “ Senegal and Chad criticised French President Macron for claiming Sahel nations owe their sovereignty to France's intervention against jihadists. Chad called the remarks "contemptuous," while Senegal accused France of destabilising Libya and argued that, without African soldiers defending France in World War II, it might still be under German control. Both nations rejected Macron's comments as dismissive of African sovereignty amid France's waning influence in the region

Series 2 (2022):

Highlights the conversations on Twitter after Queen Elizabeth Il's death on September 8th. Conversations/ arguments between citizens of former British colonies (especially Africa) who are angry about the Monarchy's lack of remorse for colonial atrocities. And supporters of the Monarchy who either believe it wasn't the right time to bring up such conversations, and if one does, they should acknowledge her as a liberator than a perpetrator. The artist then deliberately shows these conversations with visuals and timelines of events that display the actual historical context they are based on to let the facts speak for themselves.

Series 3 (2022):

Comprises artworks that aim to bring attention to the glaringly one-sided conversations surrounding the restitution of stolen cultural artifacts from former colonial powers to their colonies. In particular, it focuses on the current discussions taking place in Germany, which are both absurd and disrespectful, as they blatantly disregard the harsh realities of colonialism.

Works in which I aim to illuminate and interrogate the kinds of discussions that are addressing the diverse dynamics of numerous socio-political topics. .