The project in an installation space that has hosted artworks, spoken word, and performance art from over twenty five artists, including Ani O'Neill, Grace Taylor, and Suzanne Tamaki.

[9] Despite the cultural stereotypes and decor of such exclusive institutions Raymonds version removes the gendered and elitist elements.

[9] Evolving into a multidisciplinary platform that collects individuals Ideas, practices and knowledge that engenders "Raymond's central kaupapa: to bring about the non-cannabilistic cognitive consumption of 'the Other and opened discussion of space.

In 2016 she curated Ata Te Tangata, an exhibition of photography by Māori and Pacific artists that toured to China.

[14] Works by Raymond are held in the collection of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa[15] and the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki.