“In Trinidad, I am Canadian. In Canada, I am Trinidadian. Anywhere I am, I am nowhere according to the labels of identity ascribed to diasporic people by those who have taken the land for themselves. As if, real, palpable, identity was a badge only worn by some, I was left without the language to define myself according to those rules. But my sense of identity is my own—controlled only by me. When our rigid categorizations of race and nationality fail to truly define us, what we have left is relationships, sense of belongings, and love.Please start with the "Tangled Roots (assembled)" - which includes the full artist statement. After you may proceed to viewing the links one at a time- which includes their ideation page and elaborated context on the links as individuals. ”