I curate from embodied research. Projects invite audiences to become co-authors of meaning, and participants can choose how they engage.

Philosophy

• Ethical participation means consent, safety, and intersectional access so people can engage at their chosen level.

• Transdisciplinary bridging connects visual and performing arts through participatory scores, installations, and performative lectures.

• Extended engagement carries the work beyond the event through digital tools, follow-up prompts, and co-created documentation.

Methods and outcomes

Through performance-based methods and reflective writing, each project generates spaces where language and movement can be reimagined to foster inclusion and belonging. Exhibitions and performances unfold as participatory encounters in which dialogue, sensory awareness, and collaboration become the material of the work.

This practice integrates theory and lived experience to produce embodied insight, relational trust, and adaptive ethics within artistic and curatorial contexts. The result is live work that invites reflection, expands perception, and responds to shifting social conditions with care and integrity.

Work with me
Interested in how this approach can strengthen your exhibition, installation, or live art program?

Curatorial collaboration: co-design a performance-led exhibition, residency, or public program
Public program add-ons: artist talks, guided scores, and audience workshops
One-to-one consult: dramaturgy, curatorial framing, and presentation strategy

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