To me, performance lies at the intersection of the public and the personal. Through human action and the body, intimate interactions are exposed in a meeting between artist and audience, revealing some element of who we really are – in both our sensuality and our ordinariness. I make performances and installations out of an effort to understand the complexities and paradoxes of day-to-day life and our relationships to one another. In observing the ordinary and even awkward, I sort out and enunciate the unexpectedly beautiful.

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delicate hold.

I couldn’t decide: did I want you? 
I wanted you
or, …did I want to be you?
you – the object of my desire.
my future self.

delicate hold is a poetic map of desire. An archive of sorts.
A list.
What desires are known and unknown to us? Can we pursue them with a tender abandon?

portfolio

 

again

Can a gesture ever be performed the same way twice? Does a memory change every time you recount it?

a multi-media performance work with movement, text, image, and original sound

 

again (again)

a second version of again, again.

Chicago IL
(2017)

 

Nocturne

a durational performance piece that tracks the traces of the body, imagining the marks it leaves, and the memory of someone else’s movements.
with video installation, for a gallery setting, (2012-2014)

Chance

a public art project that appeared in and around DC and considered the luck of being in the ‘right place at the right time.'

Washington, DC in 2007.


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