How can we heal our interpersonal, social and environmental relations? 

I engage this question through exploring consciousness of interconnectivity between human, non-human, more-than human beings on shared land. 

In the face of environmental crisis and societal division, learning care is a driving force in my work. Through enacting care, I mend these relations through material transformation. 

I engage with healing intimately- starting with the personal so that I can repair relations to my community and environments. 

These explorations reckon with my body, questions of spirituality, childhood wounds, generational traumas and rediscovering disconnections to land. I work with drag transformation, family archives, fantastical illustration and sculpture using discarded material.

I intend to craft an environment where these works are in dialogue with each other. Through this meditative space, I request collective presence, self-relationality and openness. 

I look towards transformative justice work, queer club spaces, guerilla gardens, decolonial practices, mutual aid organisation, sites of protest, and concerts. I seek to extend these moments of collective presence.

Through my admiration of nature, with all its fractility and metaphysical mystery, I believe exploring the personal opens portals to something past individualism, towards a collective being.