My work explores themes of sexuality, sensitivity and religion and the ways in which they coexist with the Caribbean identity. To me, these aspects are inherent parts of my “Caribbeanness” and I seek to challenge ideas that say otherwise. I aim to discuss these facets through the lens of multiplicity vs fragmentation. Whereas the former explores ideas of finding community or a sense of belonging through the intersection of these characteristics, the latter explores how they can simultaneously isolate you from wider society. Through my process, I seek to reconcile with these aspects of my identity and decipher the idea of an inherent “Caribbeanness”. In undergoing this personal journey, I want to reclaim aspects of the Caribbean identity that have long been defined by oppressive powers and present an authentic narrative that opposes such.