Dominique Hunter, is a Guyanese multi-disciplinary visual artist whose work critiques the misrepresentation of Black female bodies in historical and contemporary contexts. Her pieces incorporate elements of mixed media, symbolism, and personal narratives, capturing themes of identity, mental health, and self-care, thereby creating a powerful commentary on the lived experiences of Black women. Influenced by her background in fine arts and Caribbean culture, Hunter’s work explores the intersection of societal perceptions and individual well-being. She uses the concept of "mini migrations" to examine how individuals, while rooted in specific spaces, experience both relief and discomfort at the threshold of different environments. Through her intricate use of mixed media and symbolism, Hunter’s work challenges viewers to reconsider the complexities of identity, migration, and self-preservation.