RECONNECT is a research residency, hosted by Valley of the Possible & Gagel farm. This year I will be on the jury duty and organising artist activities for the residency period.

The residency asks ‘How do we build a regenerative cultures, sacraments, languages, institutions and rituals that facilitate life? How do we become “native”? And what would that even look like in a 21st century European context?’

These urgent cultural questions are at the heart of Gagel farm RECONNECT residency. Here we invite talented cultural practitioners – such as artists (of all disciplines), scientists, policy makers – to start working on exploring, imagining and building a culture that cares, connects and heals.

We welcome artists (of all disciplines), and other cultural practitioners, to apply for a residency stay of a minimum of 4 weeks to take place somewhere between June and November 2025.

Kitchen Flex is a podcast, archive, space and dialogue that aims to deconstruct and re-construct the workings of architecture. In conversation with Victoria, guests are invited into an embodied dialogue to delve into the immaterialities of architecture, grounded in decolonial methodologies of African, Indigenous and Global South cultures—story telling, mythologies, spirituality, sound. Some guests include, Mayis Rukel, Shumi Bose, Bayo Akomolafe, Ramon Amaro. Streaming on Apple and Spotify now.

Recently published in RADIUS CCA (Center for Contemporary Art and Ecology) and Valiz Book Project’s publication: “WORLDING ECOLOGIES: Art, Science and Activism towards Climate Justice” (2024).

My essay “Ecological Happenings” features a narrative tracing an incident that happened to me living in Accra, Ghana and weaves this in and throughout thought and the ecological world.

Artist in residence at the Het Nieuwe instituut’s -1 gallery space where I interrogate the intricacies and decolonial tactics as it pertains to Architecture.

Co-created and co-curated In(di)visible Infrastructures in tandem with Dr. Delfina Fantini van Ditmar on the interrogation of resisting, re-framing and re-building infrastructures (of power, ideology, Earth).

Climate change was never just about Weather. We are living in an entangled world in which everything is connected and the Earth thrives off of living relationships. What if architecture were to design for the living relationships of the Earth, communities, history, our emboidment, and a different type of future grounded in the methods of the indigenous past?