In my research-led interdisciplinary practice, I create site-responsive performances and immersive installations, employing a range of media such as ceramics, drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, sound, text, and video.

  

In my work I examine the politics of memory and question how certain stories get to be told and remembered whilst others are suppressed and forgotten.

 

I dismantle institutional frameworks and instrumentalise archives and collections as scaffolding to create work challenging how non-conforming beings have been marginalised and denigrated in dominant narratives across the globe.

 

I deconstruct prevailing heteronormative and binary interpretations of gender and create work queering history, spaces and place.

 

I am currently working ‘Towards a Queer Mythological Ecology’ - adopting a trans-species psychology perspective to create a mythological world where queer transmogrified beings take centre stage and challenge the established perception of human supremacy.