Teshome Douglas-Campbell (b. 1998) is a London-based architectural designer, journalist, and visual artist. His practice draws on his lived experience growing up in Hackney and reflects a deep process of self-inquiry as a child of diaspora. Engaging with his Jamaican heritage, Douglas-Campbell’s work explores the Black experience, legacies of decolonisation, and subtle forms of soft power that emerge between people and place.
