I am a transdisciplinary artist with a social practice which takes the form of installation, performance, participation, community building, advocacy and creative social spaces. My practice rests upon the perception of the body, impacted by socio-political narratives, and its placement in an individualistic society. Through difficult times of embodied conflictions of my experiences as a queer non-binary disabled person, it was the community that empowered me to carve new pathways of creativity and care (real care). The work I create is to return this gift to people who also feel outside of art spaces, together breaking down preconceptions of what art can be to access unique perceptions of ourselves.

My practice explores affective labour, gender, dis/embodiment and intimacy. How we seek solace and care for ourselves and the people close to us; the desire to leave our mark and to be remembered. I create experiences for my body and the bodies of Others to meaningfully impact the work.