My artistic universe begins with an exploration of contemporary dance and the human body. This ever-evolving body exists in a constant state of transformation, guided by our sensory experiences—a vessel that's inherently self-aware and curious about its capabilities and anatomy. 

Contemporary dance is the primary arena for my investigative process, using choreographic thinking as a tool for discovery and innovation. In this dynamic field, I have the unique opportunity to critically examine, challenge, and manipulate our ingrained habits, societal norms, and established codes. This process opens new avenues for understanding our moral framework and offers perspectives on resisting conventional paradigms, forms, and power structures.

My creative works engage in inquiry through contemporary dance, performance practice, practice-led processes, readings, experimental zones, and creative methodologies. I contextualise most of my performances through the lens of neurodivergent perception. 

As an artist, I weave dreams into reality, crafting spaces where neurodivergent voices dance freely through the tapestry of human expression. My movement stretches beyond traditional boundaries, challenging perceptions and celebrating the symphony of diverse minds. Through the poetry of motion and the rhythm of inclusive education, I orchestrate experiences that illuminate the beauty of different ways of being. Like a choreographer of change, I conduct research that pirouettes between practice and possibility, leading an artistic revolution that embraces the kaleidoscope of neurodivergent thinking. In this dance of transformation, I nurture spaces where unique perspectives bloom, creating constellations of communities where different stories intertwine. My performances serve as bridges between worlds—sacred spaces where power structures dissolve into the fluidity of movement, where neurodivergent experiences rise like phoenix songs, and where equity flows like a river through the landscape of artistic expression.