"Combining aspects of performance, weaving, sculpture and installation that draw upon his background, Igshaan Adams<U+fffd>ʻ́ś practice is an ongoing, personal investigation into identity and intersectionality. The quiet activism of his work speaks to his experiences of racial, religious and sexual liminality. Adams uses the material and formal iconographies of Islam and <U+fffd>ʻ́ćoloured<U+fffd>ʻ́ ́culture to develop a more equivocal, phenomenological approach towards these concerns and to offer a novel, affective view of cultural hybridity"--website