About

“My voice work has gone through a slow but consistent change since the beginning of my art career, from strongly performative to minimalist, with a continuous unresolved tension – that has to do with challenging the colonial programming inherited through my upbringing while at the same time keeping an almost religious loyalty and reverence to some components of that programming.  I want to believe there is growth, movement, and evolution within that tension. My voice is my art venue, the space I create to give myself an opportunity within the art world.  Voice improvisation is the portal to the place where there are no limitations and I can be the person I always wanted to be outside the script of discrimination.  I don’t intend to be a teacher or a director, but an elder of the village sharing wisdom and observing others in their process.”

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Willing to be contacted for: openings, workshops, community cultural event, improvisation music event, museum events, galleries events, community workshops, open