Sabrina Tirvengadum (b. 1984) is a deaf British-Mauritian visual artist and graphic designer based in London. Working across photography, collage, digital painting, film and AI, she reworks family and colonial archives to retell her ancestors’ stories.

About

An portrait of Sabrina Tirvengadum
Photo by Mark Allred

Sabrina Tirvengadum
deaf British Mauritian visual artist

Sabrina Tirvengadum is a deaf British Mauritian visual artist based in London, working with photography, archives, digital painting and AI. Recent exhibitions include Autograph and SPACE Gallery. Her work is held in the Autograph Collection and featured in The Guardian, Financial Times, British Journal of Photography, Frieze and Foam.

Currently / Upcoming

  • Beauty Fall – SPACE Gallery (April – October 2026)
  • Postcolonial? – European House of History (April 2026 – April 2027)
  • Zinnia Collective at the Photo Fringe Collectives Hub 2026 – Phoenix Gallery, Brighton (October – November 2026)

Selected credentials

  • Light Work Artist-in-Residence, 2025
  • Autograph Collection
  • Press: The Guardian, British Journal of Photography, Foam, Frieze, Financial Times

Affiliations

Founder: We’re All Human
Member: 1834 Art Collective

Contact

For enquiries: info.wereallhuman[@]gmail.com