Archive

This evolving archive brings together photographic and research-based work connected to Ghana, Québec, South Africa, England and beyond.

Organised geographically, it explores relationships between Black presence, migration, memory, and place, considering how histories of movement, displacement, and belonging shape the cities, communities, and landscapes we inhabit.

Across these locations, the work asks what remains visible, what has been obscured, and how individual and collective experiences offer ways to understand the Black histories embedded in a place.

The archive will continue to develop as new work is produced and existing projects enter the conversation.

Palm tress on the coast of Ghana against a blue sky.

Ghana

Two Black men without shirts on in Oscar Peterson Park, Montreal.

Quebec

The hand aof a recently deceased man on a red blanket in a mortuary in Cape Town, South Africa.

South Africa

A young man rests on the lap of his girlfriend while on a blue sofa in Handsworth, England.

England

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