“Our stories exist in a sea of other stories and teachings that have yet to be created for our time.”

“An Elder once said: ‘Don’t let your knowledge die with you.’”

“Did this process move Iranian culture from the margins to the centre?”

“‘Déchirée’ suggests a tearing out: the shared uprootedness we bear in mind to embrace our difference.”

“Not seeing makes it easier to be in the thick of the action and feel it all around us.”

“ASL is a very beautiful language. The interpreters are part of the performance.”

“Experience has taught us that redefining the arts is a political and spiritual act.”

“What would those movements mean, in a disconnected world?”

“What does decolonization mean through aesthetics; and what does that look like for each individual artist?”

“I was able to stumble upon another Indigenous figure, now from my new home.”

“How are ‘non-standard’ bodies perceived?”

“I propose the de-colonization and re-contextualization of clown pedagogy”

“In a world of complacency, the least we can do is try and make a little change.”

“Pushing for more equity, more quality art, more space for people outside the zeitgeist.”

“What if we took the time to re-learn the language of our body as our first language?”