Kai’s current projects include a documentary series exploring the feminine polarity in a challenge to misogyny situated alongside written pieces that explore lived experience, a portrait series exploring racialised gender stereotypes and a collection of “voyeuristic” style pieces exploring divinity within the context of women’s lives, seeing subjects awaken the inner goddess in response to sexual objectification within contexts that they associate with both pain and joy. Former crime lawyer and minoritised womxn’s rights advocate, Kai centralises womxn’s voices and lived experience in her work. With particular expertise providing legal professional training on “honour” abuse, forced marriage, FGM, domestic abuse, child sexual exploitation, bodily autonomy and sexual harassment, she champions equality for long-term social justice and change. From successful actions against the police on the grounds of racial discrimination to grass-roots and hedge funded projects alike, she brings a professional background and a deep passion that she seeks to deploy with eloquent rage to the conversation around the culture of misogyny.
