The Verena Kerfin Gallery is pleased to present a group exhibition featuring three emerging artists from Barbados: Alanis Forde, Anna Gibson, and Akilah Watts. The exhibition brings together powerful painterly positions that engage with themes of identity, memory, and cultural self-understanding. In their works, the artists explore representations of the body, belonging, and the tension between personal experience and collective history. Each artist approaches these subjects through a distinct visual language, addressing the complexity of female identity within a Caribbean context. Their practices span from figurative painting to surreal compositions and collage-like imagery. Together, they offer a nuanced perspective on contemporary life from the viewpoint of a new generation of Afro-Caribbean artists.