I’m drawn to the messiness of the in-between—where human meets non-human, wild meets domesticated, the beauty in decay. The gray area both excites and terrifies me, and it’s ultimately what fuels my work.
I move between forms—performance, music, visual art, farming, herbalism—sometimes I feel like a creative handyman digging through a van full of tools, looking for the right one to shape something new.
In my work, whether I am creating a collage, performing a death puppet dance, bringing a character to life on stage, singing a love song for a lost animal, or making salve from herbs in the garden, I want to reveal the magic, the weird, the intensely beautiful, scary, and erratic aspects of being alive on this planet at this time. It is my hope to create work that invites us all to shed something, dig deeper, grieve, question, and hopefully emerge a little bit wilder.