I work as both a scholar and photographer to advance the visibility of groups often referred to as “marginalized” in both academia and broader society.
Navigating the intersections of visual art, gender studies, queer theory, and postcolonial studies, my work is deeply informed by my background in French studies, philosophy, and psychoanalysis. Through my photography practice, I create photo-texts, photomontages, and series that challenge traditional gender binaries, with a specific focus on queer and intersex identities. This creative approach is always in conversation with my academic research on marginalized identities, representation, and visual culture.
