Essays

Beneath Whitness, The Commons -
An essay about indigeneity
(28 pages, saddle stitched)

Artefacts of Domination in Secondary Education -
An essay about subjectivity and colonial legacies within secondary education, Considering how hierarchy is legitimised and perpetuated, through an anti-colonial, social-ecological lens.
(32 pages, saddle-stitched)

Robot Bodies and The Borg -
An essay about Keith Piper's work on 'Robot Bodies', Karel Čapek's 'Rossum's Universal Robots' and The Borg, considering the historical parallels between the category of the Robot and colonised populations.
(24 pages, saddle-stitched)

Radio: The Voice of Utopia -
An essay about utopia and radio, comparing Tetsuo Kogawa's micro fm movement and the use of radio described by Frantz Fanon during the Algerian civil war
(16 pages, saddle-stitched)

Beating the Bounds of Lewisham -
A mixture of text and images charting a trip around the circumference of Lewisham borough, reflecting on the folk practice of beating the bounds and our sense of place and belonging today

No Cops, No Jails: Vernacular Time and the Construction of Knowledge
An essay considering the role of time in the production of subjectivity and the possibility of living and knowing otherwise.
(36 pages, saddle-stitched)