I am interested in the blur of reality and liminality. The joints and bones as independent puzzle pieces, trying to make sense of themselves and their relation to one another; pockets that spill and the desire to collect; softening versus rigidity. Often questioning what drives me- nature, self, conflict, permission, lack of, I continue to search for what makes sense while peeling back the layers as to what doesn’t make sense- finding value and truth to both. Finding balance (or not) of abstraction and directness, I learn how to face an audience. I am driven to performance again and again for its dreamlike trance- almost like a blanket of vulnerability and rawness. The honesty of movement holds me accountable to the self. Through mess and improvisation I access the depth I wish to explore and research the ache to become more human. I am constantly finding ways to face myself anew, letting the body act as a vessel. My curiosity for this world and myself keeps aliveness in what it is I wish to find. I crave questions, but I don’t crave answers, and I hope my audience is brought into this same space.