My Story
I came to the UK in 2022 as a displaced creative. For almost two years, I did not know what to do next. I lost the sense of direction and community that once held everything together.
After a personal rupture, I moved to London in autumn 2024 to begin my second degree in History of Art. I volunteered at a film festival, and that became a turning point.
Being surrounded by artists, ideas, and people creating something together helped me find my spark again. Slowly, I began to rebuild myself through cultural work.
All the accomplishments presented on this page were achieved in the span of 2024-2026. Liminal grew from that journey. It is both my professional practice and a way of creating the kind of space that once helped me find my way back.
Selected work and research
My experience combines practical skills of cultural production with research-led curating.
Liminal
Co-founder and Director
Developing a curatorial organisation supporting displaced artists and creating public encounters around conflict, migration and belonging.
lab: Displaced Women Pitch
Coordinator
A development programme supporting displaced women filmmakers from early ideas to project pitching.
Talented U
Cultural Programmer
Curating workshops, screenings and public events for Ukrainian filmmakers and creative communities in the UK.
Women in the World International Film Festival
Curator
Programming films and panels centred on women’s voices and underrepresented stories.
Goldsmiths, University of London
History of Art, Visual Cultures
Developing a research-led curatorial practice focused on postcolonial narratives.
Anti-Apartheid Legacy: Centre of Memory and Learning
Curatorial concept developer
Developing a timeline-based curatorial concept exploring memory, colonial histories and institutional responsibility.
De-Sedimenting Colonial Legacies
Co-developer
A toolkit for cultural institutions and community groups, in collaboration with Goldsmiths, Visual Cultures, the National Maritime Museum and Deptford People’s Heritage Museum.