Embodied Narratives

My work explores how language meets the body — how scent, taste, and breath can express what words alone cannot. Rooted in feminist performance and sensory theatre, each project unfolds as a dialogue between intimacy and distance, visibility and silence. I use the senses not as embellishment, but as language: a way to tell stories that linger in the skin, the air, and memory itself. From olfactory installations to autobiographical performances, I create spaces where the audience doesn’t simply watch, but inhales emotion. These works investigate embodiment, trauma, and care, blurring boundaries between artist and spectator, performer and participant.