My work encompasses a diverse practice involving writing, video and video installation, as well as painting and drawing. The core of my practice, however, is Free to Be Dog Haven, a dog sanctuary I founded in 2011. The sanctuary serves as a site of investigation where multispecies cohabitation and collaboration engage questions of postcolonial and intersectional identity, as well as ontology and epistemology in the context of inter-species and intra-human interaction.