"This painting was created by me after I witnessed a neighbor Nadia who was Algerian Evicted from her flat in the same block where I lived in social housing in the Paris suburbs, I was shocked about how many police were there when she was just a young mother with her baby. It was symbolic of the racism directed at Algerians in Paris at this time and how vulnerable someone is who is in rent arrears. The image of the toys and her few personal possessions were lying around her and she was clutching her baby"

Part of the British Art Fair collection, Outside In's 20th anniversary showcase at the Saatchi Gallery, 24–27 September 2026.

Outside In collaborates with galleries and creative organisations to provide underrepresented artists with exhibition spaces and professional development opportunities. This selection of works highlights artists from our seventh National Open exhibition, Shelter 2025, which toured to The New Art Gallery, Walsall and Christie’s, London.