I’m a paleobiologist, artist, writer, and performer living in New York City, currently studying for a doctorate in Earth and Environmental Sciences. I make art and science that frame the world as a network of strange kin.

• In my art, I explore mutability and adaptation through photography, poetry, and performance.
• In my science, I look back in time to understand how bodies, landscapes, and climate influence each other.

I unite these themes as co-director of the Institute of Queer Ecology, a continuously evolving collaborative organism that creates and commissions artworks as tools for building multispecies futures.

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Photo by Juan Luis Matos.