Presentations
“Strange Belonging,” workshop & artist talk, Studies in Remoteness: Time Work, Nordic Summer University, Saulkrasti, Latvia, 2026.

“Point of Contact” artist talk & community engagement activity, Scalehouse Gallery, Bend, OR, 2025. 

“Gender Play in Utopia: Cowboys and Barbies in Baudrillard’s America,” panel presentation, The California Ideology Conference, UC Santa Cruz, CA, 2024. 

“CPI Fellows in Conversation,” panel discussion, Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, 2023.

“Come On In: Virtual Reality Beyond the Headset,” remote panel presentation, New Media Caucus Symposium: Future Bodies, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, 2022. 

“Chain of Command,” workshop/performance, 2020 GRACLS Conference: On-Stage, Off-Stage: Body, Archive, and Performance, University of Texas at Austin, TX, 2020. 

“Movement Lab Workshop,” facilitator, Center for Art Research, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, 2019. 

Published Writing

“Come On In: Virtual Reality Beyond the Headset” (2024), AN-ICON. Studies in Environmental Images [ISSN 2785-7433], 3(II), 72–96. https://doi.org/10.54103/ai/24086

“Projecting Form, Investigating Distance” (2023), HUB - Journal for Research in Art, Design and Society, Issue #1 / Autumn 2023 / Distance. 

“Unfathomable Thought in Science and Fiction: The Cognititive Nonconscious and the Incomputable in Stanisław Lem’s Solaris” (2020), published in the Cosmic Bulletin by the Institute of the Cosmos.

Unpublished Writing
“Glitching the Abject: (dis)orientation of l’informe” (2021)

“Whiteheadian Concrescence as Metaphor for Contemporary Art Practice” (2020)

“Object Biography: Leather Pants” (2020)

“The Body in Dance: Merleau-Ponty’s Blind Spot” (2017)

“Butoh Dance As Hyperstitional Practice. The hyperstition of becoming-creep: Speculation as method for a movement-based contemporary art practice” (2015), Extended Practice-Led Research Project in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of BA Intermedia Art, Edinburgh College of Art.

Research
The Thoughtful Body: A Speculative Study of Somatic Practice and Technology