I am a South African interdisciplinary artist based in Johannesburg, working across photography, text, and performance. My practice is a sustained investigation into expression, memory, and imagination: what it means to be, to remember, and to envision.

At its core, my work engages with questions of queer(ed) identities, spatial politics, and the construction of counter-histories/imagined futures. Photography entered my life as an instinctive act of preservation, a way to hold on and trace time. It has become a language through which I think and rebuild, a site of reconfiguration and return to what remains unseen.

My work moves through the intimacies and contradictions of being, navigating the thresholds between the physical and the spiritual. I am drawn to the invisible architectures that hold us together: movement, energy, inheritance.

The practice engages deeply with counter-histories: the retrieval of narratives obscured by dominant forms of representation. I see history as unstable, continuously rewritten by power/omission/desire. Through performance, writing, and image-making, I gather fragments of collective and inherited memory, tracing how the past endures in land, in gesture, and in residue.

Alongside this, I explore imagined futures as a speculative method and critical site of resistance, a place where the imagination itself becomes a decolonial tool. My work often asks what new worlds, or new selves, might take form once we move beyond capital, normativity, and systemic control. Through this unraveling, I continue to search for reorientation: toward love, toward care, and toward the possibilities of being.