chimaera (becoming invasive)
A ritual enacting a bodily state of becoming invasive species — a commingling of handmade knotweed and abaca paper skins, altar-making, light moving through leaf and smoke, a poem falling out of the book, and grief, ever-present grief.
The body becomes a site of resilience, adaptation, and entanglement with land. Plant skins, worn during performance, are later assembled into a spectral sculptural form: an afterimage of the body and its gestures, a relic of the ritual.
2025
The body becomes a site of resilience, adaptation, and entanglement with land. Plant skins, worn during performance, are later assembled into a spectral sculptural form: an afterimage of the body and its gestures, a relic of the ritual.
2025
