This book presents a decade of visual work by artist Martine Syms, exploring themes of identity and representation. Syms' practice, which spans moving image, installation, publishing, and performance, critically examines imposed and performed identities, particularly concerning Blackness and gender. The book, designed by Paige Hanserd, juxtaposes personal photographs, self-portraits, cinematic and ambient scenes, exhibition documentation, and research imagery. Through this collection, Syms blurs the lines between reality and fiction, offering social commentary infused with radical humor.

This monograph offers a comprehensive look at Martine Syms' visual output over a decade, highlighting her critical engagement with identity and representation. The collection's design by Paige Hanserd is noted for its role in unfolding narratives from diverse image types. The book is characterized by its sharp observations and a unique blend of social commentary and radical humor. It serves as a significant document of Syms' artistic trajectory and her exploration of the complexities of Blackness and gender in visual culture.