Marnie Richards

you feel like home is a continous body of work, evolving since the start of my practice – a journey born from the tensions within Black British life. My work specifically centres marginalised voices, cultivating belonging through image-making. This final project functions as a visual dialogue, bringing to light aspects of society often denied exposure. It centres real life within domestic themes and uses fashion to translate identity and memory so we may reclaim visibility on our own terms. The work offers home as more than location and fixed structure but as a concept: fluid felt, remembered, rebuilt, and shared through photography. Shedding light on the layered conditions of experience, referencing history and an ongoing lineage fuels my need to create.