On the morning of the coup d'état, unidentified armed forces loyal to the previous regime fired upon peaceful protestors gathered at the sit-in area. The assailants had taken position in an unfinished building which was owned by the former president.

This work reflects on the mass displacement caused by the war in Sudan since 2023. Homes, communities, and familiar landscapes have been left behind as people are forced to flee in search of safety.

A reflection of how colonizer systems introduced and reinforced racial classifications that shaped how people were divided, valued, and understood. It explores how these imposed ideas of racial and social difference created divisions between people who shared common histories, cultures, and skin tones—divisions that continue to shape communities today.

A reflection on grief, family, and the strength found in togetherness. The painting explores the quiet support shared between family members during loss, where sorrow is carried collectively rather than alone. Through the closeness of the figures, the work speaks to connection, resilience, and the enduring presence of family through moments of absence.