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Amala Groom

statement:

Across her practice, Groom proactively seeks to dismantle the Colonial Project by asserting the argument that colonialism is not just disadvantageous for First Peoples but is, in fact, antithetical to the human experience. On a deeper note, Groom intends to make work that speaks to the union of all peoples and to the indivisibility of the human experience that traverses race, class, gender and religious worship. Groom is a solo practitioner who works with her family, community and extensive economic, cultural, political, legal and social networks to both inform, lead and drive her practice. Groom works collaboratively with individuals and groups on a project by project basis.

The Visibility of Blackness, 2018, Two channel synchronised, 4K UHD video with sound 01:30 mins, image courtesy of artist
The Visibility of Blackness, 2018, Two channel synchronised, 4K UHD video with sound 01:30 mins, image courtesy of artist