Further Reading

an in-progress list of citations, references, and information about each work

Asylum Seekers (Poorest Path from the Richest Earth), 2026 
Acrylic and found materials (metal, rope, ceramic, plastic, wire, thread, hair, ribbon, twine, fabric, wired headphones, seat belt buckle, plastic spoon, keys, zipper, mirror shards, soil) 
Right: A mother and daughter from the Democratic Republic of Congo rest in a refugee camp in Acuña, Mexico, 2019. Left: Central American migrants rest during a migrant caravan organized by the "Pueblo Sin Fronteras" activist group, Oaxaca state, Mexico, 2018. 
Immigration and Imperialism: The Connections We Need to Make
How Imperialism Engineered a Failed State in the Congo

Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat (Full Film)

Young Pioneers (Centre Thomas Sankara pour la Libération et L’unité Africaine), 2025

Acrylic and found materials (metal, plastic, fabric, car parts, wooden chair, rubber stamps, tile, and other miscellaneous objects)

Le Centre Thomas Sankara (The Thomas Sankara Center) is a Pan-African library & political education center, based in Burkina Faso and Niger. In the center panel, I’ve painted a moment where Children in the Élèves d’une Afrique Unie (Students of a United Africa) program are reading and answering letters sent by young African students in France. The left and right panels show young pioneers reading “Thomas Sankara: Un Rêve Brisé” and “Miriam Makeba: La Reine de la Chanson Africaine,” respectively. ​​​​​​​

Thomas Sankara Centre for Liberation and African Unity

The Struggle for Pan Africanism and Liberation in the Sahel: Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger
Boot on the Neck of the River (The Last Martyr is the Water), 2025

Acrylic and found materials (wood, metal, glass, paper clip, plastic, bottle cap, mirror shards, seashells, broken padlock, pocket knife, string, key, and other miscellaneous objects)

A young shepherd covers her face, while watching over her flock next to a sewage-contaminated riverbed, Thursday, 25 March, 2010, Wadi Gaza, Gaza Strip. 

As War Halts, the Environmental Devastation in Gaza Runs Deep

Gaza’s Only Wetlands: Breathtaking Images from the Gaza Valley

Attack on water brings sanitation crisis

Repatriation of the Panguna Mine (28 Years After the Revolution), 2026

Acrylic and found materials (metal, ceramic, plastic, and copper sheets from lithium-ion batteries)

Bougainville Revolutionary Army platoon commander, Rommy Joel, with his granddaughter Lolo. Arawa, Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, 2025

Bougainville’s Independence Struggle Won Against the Odds
The Coconut Revolution (documentary)

THE BOUGAINVILLE MEMOIR
A dreadlocked rebel soldier kept me alive in Bougainville 28 years ago. Reuniting with him was an emotional experience


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