"I do believe my experience with chronic illness and disability deeply impacts my ability to create digital worlds. All of my current work is built around the complicated and often ironic interactions that people with disabilities and chronic illness have with technology. The work explores and critiques the “inherent” cyborgian nature of disabled people that Donna Haraway proposed: the idea that we are more blurred with machine than an able-bodied person.

 

I find that my interactions with technology are often complicated: community building vs. doom scrolling and FOMO on Instagram, or my doctor’s office upgrading their medical system to obtain both medical files and bills lost to frequent moves and time. 

 

This tension infused with a healthy amount of humor is key to every piece I create."