is a dance artist, writer, and bodyworker based in Stockholm whose recent projects explore the politics of care, the effects of state violence on the human body, and space junk. Her work spans disciplines and modalities. She’s the author of the poetry books Syncopations and Twang. Together with Andrea Steves, she published Radio Graveyard Orbit, a speculative book about space junk. With Magdalena Freudenschuss, she authored the feminist texts re:assembling emotional labor (2019). For Bergen Assembly, she and Ali Gharavi created How to Pass Time With No Reference, a multi-media installation about their experiences inside/outside Turkish prison. Her work has been exhibited in several institutions, including Württembergischer Kunstverein (Stuttgart), Bergen Assembly (Bergen), Center for Book Arts (New York City), Nasjonalt Medisink Museum at Norsk Teknisk Museum (Oslo), and her poetry books have been taught at University College Dublin, University of Maine (US), and Simpson College (US). A longtime student of somatic practices, her artistic research has been supported by the Kone Foundation; she researches the dancer’s use of language and the writer’s use to/for dance. She’s a member of the performative collaborations WITHING and MISLEADING SUBJECTS and teaches Writing Alongside Artistic Practice at Stockholm University of the Arts (SKH). She holds an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Minnesota and an MFA in Choreography (New Performative Practices) from SKH.
