Practice & Research

My work is a practice of spiritual geographics: tracing ancestral memory through the body, the bead, and the lens. My practice—rooted in dance performance, documentary film, and the Black Masking Indian tradition—transforms research into living ritual.

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This is an act of re-membrance. I enter traditions, sew myself into their fabric, and re-animate their stories. Each meticulous stitch, captured frame, and performed gesture amplifies buried truths and honors unsung artists, weaving a continuous thread from past to present to future.