Bio
Khadijah Morley (she/her) is a Toronto-based artist and educator whose practice draws on Black feminist thought and her Jamaican heritage. Working primarily in printmaking, she blends personal narratives, Afro-Caribbean folklore and spiritual symbolism to create imagery where dreams, memory and magic converge.
Her work becomes a form of wayfinding, mapping connections across the Black diaspora, lineage and imagination. By centering subjectivity as a counter-narrative, her process of world-building responds to the question of whose stories are preserved or erased.
Khadijah holds a BFA from OCAD University, participating in residencies across North America and Japan, including the Banff Centre, Kala Art Institute and the Mokuhanga Innovation Lab. Her work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts and the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, and has been featured on CBC Arts.
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