works

An exploration of the paradox of transformation in African masking practices, where masks are used as a metaphor for my own experiences.

A recomposition of images and texts from my family archive to create postcards that explore ideas of time and memory.

A recomposition of images and texts from my archive and sourced archives from black families in Princeton and The Historical Society of Princeton to create postcards that tell stories and explore ideas of time and memory.

( Now We Mask 2.0)

A series that speaks to the complexities of Suppressed Identities, Body-Perception and Body Dysmorphia .

A series that reflects my experiences as an international student from Nigeria, at Cornell and in Ithaca amid shifting U.S. politics. Using archival materials from the History Center in Ithaca and Cornell’s Rare Manuscript Collections, I create paintings layered with plaster, paste, and pigment.