Anguezomo Mba Bikoro’s visual and textual works analyze power processes and fictions of science within historical archives that critically engage with migration and with colonial memory. Their focus is on queer indigenous and radical Black feminist biopolitics. In and through performance, Anguezomo has developed formats for ritual and healing that often expose the interwoven colonial histories of migration in site-specific spaces, seeking to dismantle prejudice and create independent emancipatory tools for liberation, education, and reparation. Mba Bikoro has exhibited their work worldwide. They are an independent curator and artistic director of Nyabinghi Lab, Squat Museum Gabon, When The Jackal Leaves The Sun, and OplatzBox: The Refugee Movement is the Movement of the 21st Century. They are also the director and producer of We Who Move The World Forward radio programme. They were the curator of Feminist and Performance programmes at SAVVY Contemporary (2016-2019), and is currently an International Guest Lecturer of Performing Arts and facilitator of ancestral healing practices and performance workshops. Their upcoming book Obeah: Ancestries & Queer Grief will be released in 2023.