Skip to main content
International Contemporary Writing
Subscribe Basket

Sol Mussa

Sol Mussa (b. 1996) is a Galician-Mozambican interdisciplinary artist based in London and Vigo. She has previously lived in Mozambique, Nicaragua, and Italy, where she has completed her BA Fine Art studies at L’accademia di Brera in Milan. Sol studied a course of Visual Anthropology at Goldsmiths, before completing her MA Fine Art at Central Saint Martins in 2022. There, she has been awarded the Mona Hatoum Foundation scholarship.

Articles by Sol Mussa

Photo of an empty metal sink with four knives in it.
Race, Fantasy, and Anti-Cinema: An Interview with Sol Mussa by Paula Teixeira Moláns
In this interview, academic Dr Paula Teixeira Moláns speaks to interdisciplinary artist Sol Mussa – both are from Galicia, 'a non-state nation known for its waves of migration' – about Mussa's artistic practice and personal experiences of migration. Across her work in film and visual art, Mussa thoughtfully explores her Galician-Mozambican identity, speaking the Galician language (known as galego), representation in the art world, finding comfort in the cosmopolitanism of London, trash and hierarchy, and more. This is an extract from Wasafiri 126: Impossible Returns — The Spain Issue.
Subscribe
Subscribe to Wasafiri and get benefits such as saving 18% off the cover price.
Learn more
Newsletter
Sign-up to our newsletter and receive all our latest news straight to your inbox.
Follow
Follow us on our social media channels to stay in the loop and join in with discussions.