Critical inquiry into visual culture, land, belonging and gender through rigorous scholarly research.
My research practice undertakes critical inquiry into visual culture, land, belonging and gender. I produce work that challenges, questions and invites new perspectives on the intersections of art, identity and society.
Research examining the Namibian landscape as a site of memory, identity and belonging in contemporary visual arts practice.
A theoretical investigation of peripatetic methodologies in curatorial practice — using walking as both research method and exhibition format.
Scholarly research and curatorial project examining how contemporary African artists engage with questions of land, territory and belonging.
Critical examination of women who challenge and redefine spaces of power, authority and representation in cultural and institutional contexts.
Applied research project using art as a tool for social advocacy and community awareness around gender-based violence.