(b. 2000, London, UK) repurposes displaced objects and archival imagery to examine the relationship between material culture, memory and the built environment. Through processes of collecting, editing and reassembling, she removes familiar materials from their original contexts, revealing the traces of time, labour and circulation embedded within them. Her work questions how histories are constructed, mediated and remembered, treating everyday objects as repositories of the collective experience. By unsettling established systems of value and classification, Roddam reframes overlooked materials to reveal the contexts and systems that shape how objects are perceived and valued.