Winsom is a Canadian-Maroon multi-media artist whose instinctive works explore themes of freedom, survivance, resilience, renewal, and African spirituality within the context of the Black Atlantic experience. Winsom is currently included in the Contemporary Native Art Biennial in Montreal until June 21st. Frieze Magazine named her 2024 solo exhibition at Clint Roenisch Gallery, Bridging Time, a Must-See. Her work was prominently featured in the 2024 Toronto Biennial and was included in Ukutula: Our Timeless Journeys at MuseumLondon. A two-person show with her daughter Tara was mounted in 2025 at the Art Gallery of Mississauga . In 2019 the Art Gallery of Ontario mounted two installations of Winsom’s work, one of which was subsequently acquired by the Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen’s University. In 2024 the Agnes also commissioned a short documentary, Winsom. She is also the central figure in a monumental mural, Echoes of Devotion, by artist Anthony Gebrehiwot that presides over the Queen’s campus until late 2026. Winsom is included in Statues Never Die at the Mackenzie Art Gallery (Regina, SK) in 2027.