Joshua Segun-Lean

Joshua Segun-Lean is a writer and researcher. His writing engages contemporary issues across visual and literary culture, Black studies, gender, spatiality, and politics. With a background in International Business, Joshua tries to understand how social practices interdict, respond to and intersect flows of capital in the ‘globalized’ world, and by extension how the aspirations of Black cultural production, under the continued strain of coloniality, signify resistance, belonging and self-determination. Current research is informed by the relationship between protest and performance, protest as performance, and subaltern modernisms in music, architecture, and literature. At the moment, he works out of Lagos, Nigeria.