On Listening
Group exhibition
Lothringer 13, Munich (2023)
’A collection of objects, photography and text documenting some of the flora, fauna and geologies of various landscapes, as a means of questioning a multiplicity of spatial experiences, and diasporic locations emerging in different local contexts.
A collaborative sound work that combines the pieces "Blue History" by Ashley Holmes and "Fawns of the City" by artist Otis Mensah surrounds the exhibition space. It explores the many delicate states of home, friendship and faith amidst the noise of disconnected identity. Whilst investigating issues of racial fragmentation, the piece proposes joy-seeking and the pursuit of personal liberation, exploring and reclaiming notions of Blackness.’
