
06/08/2025
“In this age of accelerated remixing, of algorithm-fed aesthetics, I wondered: where does my own rhythm sit? Who gets to have a “song” in the noise? The question is personal, but also structural; it’s about authorship, and the struggle to locate oneself in a fragmented world.”
The artist, filmmaker and DJ reflects on the neo-diaspora, the politics of beauty, dance as resistance, and her current Tate Modern () commission — a sonic-visual work that weaves together memory, protest, and digital vernaculars. Words by Katrina Nzegwu. ().
All photography by Saffron Liberty ().