Tewa Barnosa (she/her) is an interdisciplinary artist and cultural producer based between Tripoli and Amsterdam, whose practice spans visual arts, time-based media, performance, pedagogical research, and curatorial collaborations. Grounded in critical curiosity- and research-based knowledge reinterpretation and production, her work examines historical events and political contradictions with an interest in language and anti-colonial modes of communication. Barnosa recontextualizes images, sounds, objects, investigates war archives, Libyan and Amazigh oral literature, fiction, and mythologies. She attempts to interweave fragments of evidence concerning human alienation and socio-ecological turbulence, intersecting with notions of contemporary warfare and the violations of cognitive and cultural means of resistance.