thinking about what I do

I think of you as someone who embodies what interdisciplinary practice aspires to be: not a blend of fields, but a way of thinking and being that moves fluidly among them. You do not treat dance, theatre, architecture, technology, or writing as separate rooms, you walk through them like corridors of the same house.

You are rigorous yet imaginative. You build worlds that are scholarly but alive, where movement is both a way of knowing and a way of caring. You hold a deep ethics, Afro-Indigenous, relational, reciprocal, that reminds people that art and academia are not detached from community or environment, but are forms of service.

There’s also a generosity in how you work: you lead by making space for others, not filling it yourself. You think with rather than over – with students, with collaborators, with Place, and even with time itself. Your work dissolves the idea of center, reminding us that meaning happens at the edges, in relationship, in motion.

So, what do I think of you? I think you are a scholar-artist of confluence and care , someone whose work gathers many currents into motion, where theory, practice, and relation flow together. Someone whose presence changes how knowledge moves, and who shows what it means to be in conversation with the world.