My work centers on immersive event-production, creative research, and material storytelling to explore a range of topics and experiences often grounded in decolonizing, feminist, and ecological approaches. I use a range of creative practices including performance, prop-making, video and sound installation to explore the connections between ways of knowing, environment and embodied experience. In 2020 I completed a practice-led Ph.D. titled Performing the Electrical or My Heart is an Electromagnetic Chamber: Scenographies of Power, Ecology, and Speculative Practice. My research integrates Performance Studies, Spatial Theory and Energy Humanities to consider the ways that new knowledge is created and shared through artist led projects. I’m currently based in Tucson, Arizona where I am co-founder of Snakebite Creation Space, a platform for supporting performance, installation, and process-based work in Southern Arizona/Norther Mexico.