Borned and raised on the beautiful island of Jamaica, I struggle to appreciate a country and
its people that often don't love me back. That is the aim of my creative work. It is bread and
butter to most famous artists, but to be Trans, black, poor, out, and living in an
anti-LGBTQIA+ Country, I use my art as a protest and tool to tell stories of how I’ve defeated
all the odds against me, including work going unpaid and unnoticed.
In 2020, I co-founded a creative collective, United Trans Creatives, which aims to provide a
platform for other Trans(LGBQA+) Artists to showcase their art and talent and to connect
them with local, global and regional artists - EVERYWHERE. I aim to lead my community
through fashion ARTivism where I stand tall, bold and proud as a Trans Woman living in Jamaica. Most of my work is presenting the existence of Trans Folks and Creatives to the
forefront, and I am making strides in my journey.