I funnel my experiences into colorfully morbid—or magically real—videos, images, performances, and sculptures.
I navigate my empty home with a camera. Contorting and obscuring my bodily form, I eat and melt my face—delicately feral. To meet the infinite identities I create to subsist, I eat myself while demanding consumption from the other.
Moving away from my face, home, origin, and context, I attempt to see through senses, spaces, and things. I see magic—or facilitate it; I frame it until it ends—or determine its finality. To see beyond myself, I remove myself, yet I remain.
Moving away from my face, home, origin, and context, I attempt to see through senses, spaces, and things. I see magic—or facilitate it; I frame it until it ends—or determine its finality. To see beyond myself, I remove myself, yet I remain.
In 2022, I earned an Associate of Fine Arts from Harold Washington College. I am now pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, earning their Presidential Scholarship. I have shown work at No Nation Art Lab, the Hairpin Arts Center, Agitator Gallery, the Gene Siskel Film Center, Pilsen Arts and Community House, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. My film festival debut was last year, and most notably included the Chicago International Film Festival. In its Best of CineYouth block, I screened my anthology, I Can No Longer See, programmed by the Chicago International Film Festival.