In my artistic practice, I work with material traces of past, current, and future relationships and assemble them in conversational modes through a matrix of film, sculpture, performance, drawing, writing, and sound. Extending from my lived-experience with chronic illness, my work contemplates the accelerating distress of the planet at large and considers how modes of relating can empower resilience and enable repair. Arranged as ambivalent maps in a queer refusal of the ‘knowing certainties’ of established reality that too often divide and render intimacy insentient, my work invites experiences of relational imaginative dreaming-otherwise.