I’m interested in processes of ageing and in questioning the assumption of inevitable decline. Working with video, photography, sculpture, and drawing, my practice looks at how social connections shape belonging and relationships. I’m drawn to how tenderness can carry hints of threat, and how vulnerability and power are intertwined. My video work is shaped by collaborative engagement and sustained observation of repetition and gesture. I often focus on older people and the social spaces they occupy, paying attention to routines, conversations, and shared activities that become modes of communication and support.

Biography

Exhibitions include Natura Gaia at the Bangkok Biennale (Thailand), Love is Louder at Bozar (Brussels), Orangerie of Care at nGbk (Berlin), and Chaleur Humaine at the Triennial Art + Industry, Musées Dunkirk (France). Screenings have taken place at the ICA, BFI London Film Festival (Room in a Crowd), Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin (Last Remnants of Nature), and Videotage, Hong Kong (Queer: Both Sides Now V). Residencies completed at Fogo Island Arts (Canada), Videotage/Videoclub (Hong Kong), Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Nebraska), Katara Art Center (Doha), and Fundación Botín (Santander). Participated in the Berlin Programme for Artists (BPA) from 2019 to 2020 and received the Ars Viva Prize in 2020.