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2024 Ingram Prize Finalist

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Adiba Ndiwe is a multi-disciplinary artist, writer, and arts diversification advocate of Welsh/Nigerian heritage.

She holds both a Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Fine Art, and aims to challenge the colonial and capitalist influences in art academia and the art world through socially and politically charged artwork and text. Combining visual storytelling with satire, she explores intersectional concepts relating to race, gender, sexuality and socio-economic disparities. Her upbringing on a Welsh council estate and academic journey have greatly influenced her commitment to dismantling these systems and making art more accessible to marginalised communities.

Ndiwe states that she dedicates her practice to the estate kids, who due to systematic barriers might not ever know of their artistic potential.

Duplicate photograph of a young black man sitting beneath a window and the text don't go outside unless you want to be murdered by the police.

Text: Don't go outside unless you want to be murdered by the police.

Birdcage

2020

Photography and paint collage

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