SeedPool Gallery
Welcome to the SeedPool Gallery where Arrivals Legacy Project Alumni seed new ideas, works, and collaborations
Disciplines
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This is a collaboration with Peter Olalekan Adekokan’s seed Tribute–a drum cycle played for the passing of my mum. Dancing Light video image was captured on the shores of Caribbean sea in Hopkins, Belize during the first part of my Garifuna Sojourn. The drum piece was recorded in Ibadan, Nigeria.
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Tracing my nails, my great-grandmother’s feet, and the dances of our shared sacrum.
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Self-portrait in charcoal with deconstructed essay
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As a response to “What do you desire to hear, see, taste, smell, or touch, as you view this material?” I was inspired to eat rice. Next thing I knew, it had turned into a whole meal.
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Tribute for Mama Irva Roberts…
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Tracking some of the sweet things I consumed in this week.
Jan 6th -12th , 2025
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Studies in Industrial Noise.
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return to turtle island
after much time by the red sea & nile & sensory memory
atlantic waters & sand & stone & colours draw me back
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The rabbit hole, the chase, the discoveries.
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Whether it’s a missing Indigenous woman, a 2-Spirit, a trans person, a Palestinian baby buried alive, or a loved one, this song is to help you grieve and heal.
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AGOGO AYO (gongs of joy or bells of joy)
The 2 indigenous musical instruments used in this music are significant and philosophical among the Yorubas. Whenever Agogo or sekere is played, it signifies joy, it produces sound of joy.
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ALPSP, Seed # 2
FIND MUTYA traversing the rockies, on my way home.
What I am making…
–Still Image Collage–
FINDMUTYA
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Two key ideas foundational to developing policies & structures in organizations that work across cultures
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A poem exploring spirits. Originally published in Briarpatch Magazine, March 2021.
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