Dissident and Divine Bodies in the Work of the Artist Ode

In her photography and audiovisual works, the artist explores narratives that challenge normative constructions of the world, where queer Black people can grow old and serve as a mirror, acting as references for new generations. Ode leads us to the possibility of creating other paths to break free from colonial trauma, allowing for experiences of freedom.

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Dissident and Divine Bodies in the Work of the Artist Ode