I create situational experiments that monitor awareness in a constantly accelerating world. Pulling from an interdisciplinary practice rooted in sculpture and modern dance, I craft installations that examine the perception of progress, ownership, displacement, and the potential of a body destabilized. I gravitate toward objects, places, individuals, and communities witnessing significant change—those on the threshold of metamorphosis, the precipice of the unknown, an end and beginning simultaneously. In my research, I examine how political ecology affects regional identity and subsequently impacts individual experience and future generations. My current work examines humanity’s complex history of territorial claim and the uncanny relationship between Polar and Space exploration amid climate collapse.

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