Exhibition Plan 'I want Us to be Well, Black Liberatory Rest' (2025)
I want Us to be Well, Black Liberatory Rest is an exhibition plan that explores spiritual wellness and rest as liberatory practices for Black women and nonbinary people. The exhibition plan offers a space to reimagine rest as a radical act of resistance and care. Centering Black artists from across the Diaspora, it highlights how restful spiritual wellness is vital to both individual and collective healing within Black communities. See more
This zine highlights and celebrates 6 Black European multidisciplinary creatives. The zine is a collection of collages and interviews with 6 Black European creatives who reflect on their Afropean identity, their practices, and contributions to the community. In this zine, I explore what the European ideal of racelessness does to Black cultural production. See more
Postcolonial Migration from Surinam to the Netherlands in the 1970's and '80s (2024)
This qualitative research seeks to amplify the voices of these women, thereby contributing to the migration history of the Netherlands and enhancing transgenerational and historical knowledge among descendants. The research question focuses on the experiences of first-generation Afro-Surinamese migrant women settling in Amsterdam during the 1970s and 1980s. This study employs a cross-sectional design with 9 in-depth, semi-structured interviews, and utilizes photo albums during interviews to evoke memories.See more