Exodus Crooks is a British-Jamaican multidisciplinary artist, educator, and writer whose practice centres on the relationship with self. Observing the results of fractious domesticity and longing, their art tends to appear as questions of self-actualization and the role that religion and spirituality play in that journey to enlightenment. With themes of care, tenderness, and reimagination at the core of their practice, Exodus uses gardening, text, filmmaking, and installation to further explore indigenous thought. 

Exodus’ visual and performance art has been exhibited at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, the International Curators Forum, Freelands Foundation, The New Art Gallery Walsall, iniva, and the Film and Video Umbrella. Exodus now works as both as a visiting lecturer and mentor at various arts education organisations across England alongside their arts practice.