Through Creation, We Find Meaning: Scenes From Home

My work will be featured in the upcoming exhibition Through Creation, We Find Meaning: Scenes From Home, curated by renowned scholar Joseph L. Underwood. The exhibition will take place during AfriKin at Art Basel in December 2025. This showcase brings together global artists to explore themes of identity, heritage, and home. I’m honored to be part of such a powerful narrative that celebrates the richness of the African diaspora.

My work was included in In Darkness, We Stand, a limited summer exhibition exploring Afro-Latino identity, inherited complexion biases, and cultural memory within the African diaspora. The collection challenged colorism and re-centered the beauty, power, and complexity of melanin. Through visual narrative and curated dialogue, the exhibition created space for reflection, reclamation, and ancestral pride.

My work was featured in An Overwhelming Minority: The Art of Solidarity, a curated multimedia exhibition uplifting Black and Brown artists across the United States and the diaspora. The show highlighted themes of unity, cultural identity, shared resilience, and collective voice. This exhibition emphasized the power of art as activism and the importance of visibility within historically marginalized communities.