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Ghosts in the Family was a writing workshop co-hosted by Toni Brell and myself. The workshop was centred around the role of storytelling and fiction from queer, feminist and diaspora perspectives alongside each other. Toni explored ways to challenge and disrupt hegemonic narratives as potential gestures to create alternative realities, while I approached fiction and storytelling as tools for immersion and empathy in the mending of intergenerational and diasporic divides. A variety of collective and individual writing methods were practiced to conjure up and exorcise ghosts in the family.

Lectures from across the ocean as a result of Corona. I had the opportunity to present my work at Rhode Island School of Design, California Institute of the Arts, California College of the Arts, Zurich University of the Arts and HfG Karlsruhe 

From invisible writing to visible mending. Thank you Shailoh Phillips for inviting me to spend an afternoon with Master Interior Design students at Artez Zwolle. It was a nice chance to talk about how invisible writing brought me to visible mending. The session was then followed by figurative mending while chatting about cultures of apology (making amends) and pondering about what over-mending and speculative mending could mean.

I was able to spend time with my mum in her shop, Jenny's Dry Cleaning and Alterations, and learn her trade in clothes reparation. I thought alot about what it means to mend not only clothes but relationships that have been torn over time and distance.