Dance and choreography have been, for me, a tireless pursuit and reappraisal of the question what does a body mean?

I experiment and research at the overlap of black performance, choreography and literature, and in this work my body remains an open question. Whatever I make, whatever media I use, it is about bringing ideas, materials and concepts into contact with bodies to excavate my doubts and to encourage a sense of possibility. Dance is so much about mortality, about the limits of my and others’ bodies, but dance is also about a kind of mystical and spiritual beyond,” so choreography helps me cultivate a belief in the capacity to imagine a future tense and cultivate and construct new experiences.