Ina Nian (b. 1992, Sweden) is a conceptual artist, based in Malmö and with roots in Gambia. They have created a method called Black Noise which lets them explore another side of the art world, the one that is often erased but not imperceptible, depending on which frequency you’re able to perceive. They use Black Noise as a guideline in their research process which involves critical theory, history and archive material, and their current research driven and site specific focus on Sweden’s colonial iron trade history during the transatlantic slave trade is an on going long term project.