Lost for Territory (2019) is a looping black and white sound dubbed in hymns video installation which explores a 48 second vision in the future. It is a reflective study on present–day territories which navigate and equally roll through our everyday diasporic experiences. Partly reaching out to find connection, Lost for Territory is about a brokenness of being, of historical information, BIPOC, human dispossession and technological violence.

Collaboration work with a musician lkdelhotel on the sonic vibrations of ubiquitous sounds of emptiness recorded during the pandemic. These sounds levitate and lament filling the space with invisible presence using synthesised sounds

2018