I realised sometime in high school that I liked to write those essays they made us do in English literature class. When I started university I took some literature courses and ended up graduating with a major in Media and Writing. I learned the ins and outs of media theory and the media landscape specfically in post-apartheid South Africa, and consequently found myself writing primarily from a critical decolonial lens. I don’t think I actually learned a lot about how to write beyond a traditional academic setting, but I learned the processes that create well-structured, well-researched, and engaging pieces for broad audiences. My writing is influenced by my background in technology, interests in media and decolonisation, and how we interact within a changing society.

Selected projects

Blockchain bubbles, art markets, and those who may engage

A home away from home - ongoing forms of spatial apartheid

Decolonising the art museum: a look at Zeitz MOCAA

Bollywood and colourism: How fair is your anti-racist post?


Special mention - my Substack





Made in Berlin 2025