My Life In Colour
A captivating snapshot of poetry, exhibitions, events and art that vividly portrays the experiences of being a black female born in the vibrant town of Luton. Through her powerful verses and visual concepts, Naz delves into the rich diversity of Luton, where individuals from various backgrounds grew up together, painting the community in vibrant hues. The poems and art eloquently explore the legacy of mass migration, unfulfilled promises, and the enduring impact of historical discrimination, shedding light on the interconnected relationship between identity, heritage, and the human experience.
Naz Knight
Naz’s interdisciplinary artistry, which encompasses light, projection, sound, energy, emotion, frequency, and movement, serves as a transformative force, connecting people and spaces. Her evocative poetry, exhibitions, events and art delivers profound messages across all levels of awareness, resonating with readers on a deeply emotional and intellectual level.
Growing up in Luton, Naz reflects on the town’s rich diversity, where individuals of various ethnicities coexist in full colour, from beige to ebony. The collection beautifully captures the shared experiences of those who migrated from Commonwealth countries, drawn by the promise of a better tomorrow in the UK. However, Naz poignantly highlights the disillusionment that ensued, as the better tomorrow never arrived for many descendants due to entrenched systems that perpetuated inequality and division.
“My Life In Colour”
Serves as a poignant testament to the resilience and unity that emerged in the face of discrimination, challenging societal constructs and inviting introspection on the invention of “whiteness” and “blackness.”
Frozen Light
Through her introspective exploration of light, colour and sound, Naz invites readers to contemplate the complexities of identity and the enduring impact of historical discrimination.
“I Am Home” Curate A Case – A visual poem (visible sound). Wardown House Museum and Gallery 2022.
The Colour of Sound
With profound insight and lyrical prowess, Naz’s collection illuminates the interconnected relationship between colour, sound, and the multifaceted dimensions of her identity.
Read Her Mind
“My Life In Colour” is an immersive journey that invites participants to contemplate the rich tapestry of human experience, leaving a lasting impression and sparking meaningful conversations about diversity, equality, and the enduring human spirit.
