'Flash’s photography pays tribute to those who courageously navigate contested zones of existence, transforming dissident sexualities and complex cultural identities into productive sites of exploration, reclamation and occupation.' - Renée Mussai

She also appeared in the award-winning film Through A Lens Darkly directed by Thomas Harris. Her work is included in public collections including the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. Flash received her bachelor's degree from Maryland Institute and her Masters from London College of Printing. In 2008, she was Artist-in-Residence at Light Work in Syracuse.

Renée Mussai is Senior Curator and Head of Archive & Research at Autograph ABP. As well as developing Autograph's archive and permanent collection of photography, she has organised numerous solo and group exhibitions in Europe, Africa and the US since 2009, and publishes and lectures internationally on photography and cultural politics.

A regular guest curator and former non-resident fellow at the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research at Harvard University, she is presently a Research Associate in the Visual Identities in Art and Design Research Centre, University of Johannesburg and PhD candidate in Art History at University College London. Her publications include James Barnor: Ever Young (2015), Glyphs: Acts of Inscription (2014; with Ruti Talmor) and Black Chronicles (2018).