Iman Sidonie Samuels is an award-winning visual artist, living and working in London.
Her practice centres itself around acts of collecting, navigating personal, familial and colonial histories, through a black British lens. Considering the act of collecting from a personal, cultural, familial point of view in opposition/contrast to museological practices of collection, her current body of work aims to reimagine modes of building, viewing and interacting with object histories and material through multiple channels.
She is currently in her final year at Central Saint Martins studying Fine Art, and will graduate in Summer 2025.
Recent shows/projects/awards include MADD BDX: Researching the Shifting Identity of Caribbean Materials in the Archive, The Evening Standard Art Prize (Selected Winner), ctrl+c, ctrl+v, Koppel Project, (2023), Momentary Synergy, Colart x CSM Residency Show (2023).
