I am a multi-disciplinary artist working mainly in performance and installation. My work is generally predicated on the body. I make things (happen) with and for others, producing contextual projects to explore how the visual and the visceral inform each other, and to create a dialectic between the voice of content and the voice of form.
I have shown my work in New York City at La MaMa, Panoply Performance Lab, and the Culture Project, in Maine through the Center for Maine Contemporary Art and the Steel House, and in urban and rural public spaces internationally.
From 2013-2015 I performed and facilitated participatory exhibitions of other artists’ work at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, including Yoko Ono, James Lee Byars, and Lygia Clark. I was also involved in curatorial planning of how to best present such work.
I hold an MA in Performance Studies from New York University where my thesis work focused on dismantling capitalist notions of selfhood in favor of relational, affectively valued subjectivity instantiated in the body.