I am a transdisciplinary artist-academic working across mediums with complex, interwoven narratives. My praxis sits at the intersections of health, ecology and justice, approaching the moving body as an ecologically entangled, storytelling, and political medium, within the cauldron of polycrisis. My practice-led doctoral project builds on mad activist, posthumanist, new materialist and eco-feminist scholarship, within an expanded field of movement studies. I engage autoethnographic and embodied methods, through a participatory and polyvocal creative practice to devise solo and collective embodied storytelling that responds to social and epistemic injustices, within particular and situated material environments. I have recently founded Becoming Creaturely, an emergent socially engaged project developed in collaborative partnerships with more-than-human species and sites to investigate how entangled storylines between beings and place can reveal ambient and anti-oppressive conditions.

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