Daisy Ifama
With an English mom and a Nigerian dad, Daisy grew up amongst people from all walks of life, moving house often, and learning to embrace differences at a young age. This singular perspective has influenced and impacted her to create work that explores her own identity and beliefs. She is committed to uplifting the stories of queer people, Black people, and single mothers. Her goal is to find ways to bring these wide-ranging personal experiences into content that educates while entertaining. She is passionate that her films serve a purpose and leave a lasting impression on her audience. Daisy is one of the founding members of the British online magazine gal-dem, run entirely by women and non-binary people of color. She created distinct brand styles and launched some key series to gal-dem’s audience of millions. Her work has been shown at Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool and Victoria & Albert Museum, among others.
With an English mom and a Nigerian dad, Daisy grew up amongst people from all walks of life, moving house often, and learning to embrace differences at a young age. This singular perspective has influenced and impacted her to create work that explores her own identity and beliefs. She is committed to uplifting the stories of queer people, Black people, and single mothers. Her goal is to find ways to bring these wide-ranging personal experiences into content that educates while entertaining. She is passionate that her films serve a purpose and leave a lasting impression on her audience. Daisy is one of the founding members of the British online magazine gal-dem, run entirely by women and non-binary people of color. She created distinct brand styles and launched some key series to gal-dem’s audience of millions. Her work has been shown at Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool and Victoria & Albert Museum, among others.