About

I seek to explore durational performances / artistic journeys, positioning myself in varied embodied interactions within politicized contexts. Working with moving audiences, I utilize social interference and interaction as a means to question structures of power in society and art. In tandem, I explore different media to transcribe actions conducted in the field. My practice is grounded in procedural exploration, employing the methodology of action-research and a cyclical pattern of observation and reflection. While durational performances are documented, the perpetual question arises: how can we evaluate the representation of experiences not directly encountered by ourselves? I aim to translate the poetics of my encounters as embodied experiences to the audience, acknowledging the narrative uncertainty produced during journeys through performative spaces. Media such as travel logs, artist books, documentary performances, video and film essays, and immersive education are integral to this exploration.