Statement

Living on a tight budget naturally leads to reflections on value. This is a central theme in my practice: an ongoing exploration into the worth of objects, occupations, and bodies - considering both their arbitrary distinctions and their real-world significance.

 

I stretch the possibilities of things beyond their intended function: hacking readymades into musical instruments, performing actions beyond fatigue, and creating mosaics through the transformative act of stomping and crushing.   

 

Through durational performance, site-specificity, poetics, tactile engagement, erotics, noise and attentive listening I  address the exploitation pervasive in the art world as viewed through a distinctly feminist lens.