I am a self-taught multi-disciplinary artist whose practice consists of photography, moving image, sound, and sculpture.

Having grown up in a single-parent family as a person of mixed race and in a predominately white environment I am sensitive towards and conscious of what it means to belong and find myself committed to exploring through my practice notions around race, class, gender, and diasporic culture and identities.

I’m particularly interested the ways in which the past and the present intersect and histories that are forgotten and often misrepresented. I believe that by amplifying the voices and experiences of people from marginalised communities we can begin to challenge concepts around how we can both resist certain kinds of conservative representation and at the same time create new and exciting representations.

Exhibitions/screenings

June 2023 - Barbican (Re)Constructing History

Screenings:
2022 CIRCA X DAZED CLASS OF 2022

Oct 2021, Barbican - The Decolonising Lens-superSam

March 3rd 2020 - Norwood School

September 6th 2019 - National Portrait Gallery - ‘Super Sam'

November 2017 - Deptford Cinema ‘Everyday Now’

September 2017 - 4th Floor London ‘Finding Our Faces’

‘Every day Now’

Group Shows:

June 2018 - Copeland Gallery Peckham

September 2017 - Galleria del carbone, Ferrara, Italy

Residencies:

Cubitt 2021 - Artist In Residence - Lee Samuel House.

June 2021 - SE24 - HD4 - SW3 | Sheffield Doc Fest - ‘Super Sam’ MarkSealy's Retrospective programme

Upcoming:

September 2021 - Lambeth Heritage Festival - Screening @ 198 Contemporary Arts And Learning

Oct 2021, Barbican - The Decolonising Lens - Super Sam, Somerleyton 1: The Great Conflict of Somerleyton Road (1963-64) UK 2008 Clovis Salmon, 23 min

Somerleyton 2. UK 2008 Dir Clovis Salmon, 7 min

Somerleyton 3. UK 2008 Dir Clovis Salmon, 2 min

Somerleyton 6. Post Riots UK 2008, Dir Clovis Salmon, 9 min

Barbican Cinema, in partnership with 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning, Autograph ABP, and PARC (Photography and The Archive Research Centre) UAL.

Group shows:

Whitechapel Gallery 2022 London Open - Group Show