Exhibitions

Roots Through Ruins is a solo exhibition by Grenadian artist Oliver Benoit, whose work examines how histories of colonialism, revolution, and migration persist within material and built environments. Working with pigment, text, and salvaged matter — including crushed brick — Benoit approaches material as both subject and method. His compositions operate as sites of excavation and reassembly, where surfaces hold the residual traces of labour, violence, endurance, and repair. In this context, brick functions not simply as a structural component but as an archival form: a carrier of transnational histories embedded in processes of making, circulation, and use.