SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
NUDE ME/UNDER THE SKIN: DARK STARS INSTALLATION VIEWS (2024, TAFETA Gallery, London, UK):
L - R, Afterlife of a Dying Star - Gold dust, The Darkest Energy within the Blackest Hole, Luminous Black Matter II, Omnipresence of Black Body's Curve - Polyptych and Casting the Cosmic Web. Photos: Pedro Lima.
DELLU INSTALLATION VIEWS (2023, New Art Exchange, Nottingham, UK):
Slide 1; L - R, Xob (Plant) Altar I & II, Suuf (Earth) Altar II, Ndox (Water) Altar I & II, Slide 2; Dellu Costumes - Water (Ndox), Red Earth (Suuf), Plant (Xob), Slide 3; Suuf (Earth) Altar I and, Slide 4: Film Room, Slide 5; The Third Eye, Slide 6: Resting Black Face I and Invisibility Cloak, Slide 6; Second film viewing space, Slide 7: View of exterior exhibition signage. Photos: Tom Morley.
RITES OF PASSAGE INSTALLATION VIEWS (2023, Gagosian London, UK):
Colonialist Ravelry, an infection of mind, skin and being. Blackness hangs on, a determined survival and Resting Black Face I alongside works by (L-R) Emily Moore, Ayesha Feisal, Michaela Yearwood-Dan and Asiko Artist. Photo: Lucy Dawkins.
BODY POETICS INSTALLATION VIEWS (2023, GIANT Gallery, Bournemouth, UK):
L-R, Colonial ties – unbound paired with Senga Nengudi, Performance Piece, 1978 (original photography by Harmon Outlaw). Photos: James Stewart.
TEMPORARY ATLAS INSTALLATION VIEW (2022, Mostyn Gallery, Wales, UK):
L - R, A cosmos within - the infinite black, SOURCE, Teetering on the edge of visibility, the invisible disguised as visible IV, Re-asserting the black feminine, The Ascension of the Nude, The Empire has new clothes, a history rewritten in the Black II and Masked in the sheer audacity of Chicago's perceptions of blackness and womanhood, BLACK.
Photo: Rob Battersby Photography
EARTH MEMORY & THE SPACES WE INHABIT INSTALLATION VIEWS (2025, NOW Gallery, London, UK):
L, Amedada ƒe lɔ̃lɔ̃ kple ŋku ɖoɖo le avɔ me I & II, (A mother’s love and memory in cloth I & II) in conversation with archival and contemporary artists’ work R, Amedada ƒe lɔ̃lɔ̃ kple ŋku ɖoɖo le avɔ me I, detail, (A mother’s love and memory in cloth I, detail). Exhibited as part of the London Festival of Architecture. Photos: Alberto Romano.