My work includes the use of video, collage, and photography, with a focus on my own body and image. By layering video projections, creating self-portraits, and repeatedly confronting my own reflection, I explore and challenge the meaning of our bodies—how we know them and what they could become.

Self-portraiture has been an essential touchstone for me. I use it to locate who I remember myself to be and witness how I adapt to new circumstances and lives by twisting this concept of who I am into them. I'm reminded that even who I believe myself to be distorts, and changes over time.

Frequent censorship of my artwork both online and in real life has fueled my commitment to advocating for freedom of expression. Through my writing, my role with the Don’t Delete Art campaign, as well as my lectures and panels, I aim to raise awareness about the issue of art censorship in both digital and physical spaces. See Exhibition and Residency CV