Artist | Researcher | Consultant
I craft liberatory frameworks, comms and audio rituals to release colonial binary thinking and reclaim narrative power* — so we can intentionally shift our personal world and the one we’re shaping together.
What is narrative power?
It’s our ability to shift what we consider to be thinkable, sayable, doable or acceptable – within our own lives or the world.
It’s expressed in the way we talk to ourselves. In how we brand our work. In the kind of art we create. In the ideas we celebrate, the ones we marginalise, and even the paths we choose for our lives. There’s a broader socio-political dimension too — and that’s where much of my work is focused. You can learn more about that here.
In short, narrative power is everything.
My work explores how we might step more deeply into our own.
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Whether it’s an art piece, a resource library, an essay, a keynote speech, or a brand website crafted in collaboration — my hope is that it carries a message meant for this moment, and contributes to the wider work of liberation.
I believe we’re here to embrace what makes each of us different — and to use that expression to make a difference.
Learn more with this nine-minute video.
A nine-minute visual think piece by Najite Phoenix, exploring how binary thinking — rooted in colonialism and capitalism — shapes the world we live in. Through poetic narration and imagery, the video invites us to reimagine difference not as division, but as medicine. It calls for a return to balance by embracing the parts of ourselves and others that have been historically devalued.