Daisy Jones is an artist and filmmaker from North
      West London. Through the use of moving image,
                   photography, writing and installation, she explores the
                   nuances of identity and belonging, challenging
                   conventional notions of representation and perception.
                   Her subject matter emerges out of a response to
                   significant moments within popular culture.
        Combining everyday images, along with archival
                     material and her unique perspective, Daisy’s work
                     subverts traditional narratives and amplifies voices that
                     lie beyond the boundaries of the mainstream.

                     Rejecting the presumed objectivity of the camera,
                      she embraces her own gaze as a tool for uncovering
                      hidden truths, while reimagining the world around her.
                      Through continuous self reflection and cultural critique,
                      she aimsto provoke thought and emotion in response to
                      her work, inviting viewers to confront their own biases
                      and the positions from which they view the world.

      Daisy’s work serves as a testament to the
                  resilience of Blackness, celebrating its extraordinary
                  ability to shape-shift and mutate in order to survive
                  within systems of oppression. She offers us a chance to
                  bear witness to these moments of survival, drawing
                  attention to the rare moments of transcendence
                  obtained by a small few.

      Since graduating from a BA in Fine Art
                     Photography Daisy has been selected as a participant of
                     SLG Film School and Into The Wild at Chisenhale
                     Studios. She recently completed her MA in
                     Contemporary Art Practice at the Royal College of Art.
                     Her films have been shown at Roundhouse, South
                     London Gallery & Tate Modern.

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