Decentralise
Decentralise stands as my debut project under the Somerset House Future Producer programme. Working collaboratively within the FP collective and Comuzi Labs, a black owned creative coding lab, we created immersive online website experience that seeks to celebrate black British culture through various motifs that are present in our everyday lives. Decentralise invites you to engage virtually with over 16 key objects from, and inspired by, Somerset House’s exhibition past, spanning Afro-nowism, Afrofuturism, political arts and disobedient objects, through design, interaction and play.
The project delves into Somerset House’s exhibition archive, from Get Up, Stand Up Now (2019) and Return of the Rudeboy (2014) to 2026: Utopian Voices Here & Now (2016), to host illustrated objects inspired by some of today’s pioneering contemporary Black artists and creators including GAIKA, Richard Rawlins and Althea McNish.
Using these objects as materials, you are able to build your own artistic creations and contribute to the Decentralise archive, exploring how themes from the exhibition archive relate to the personal and collective experiences of what it means to be Black and British.
Press: Its Nice That, 10 Magazine, The Upcoming, Hoverstat, Black Discourse, Alt - Africa, City Matters, People of Print
