abra 2018







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ali, in their video abra (2018), is in conversation with the "percy" mascot, who is related to amazon’s customer-obsessed mascot, peccy. their discussion about working-class labor, surveillance, and bubbles (economic, social and soap filled), literally paints the video orange. they contend that orange is the contemporary color of labor and surveillance, it is racialized and classed.
to be a box 2018



a performance piece where i embodied an amazon box and detailed my experience of being in the world designed by humans.
Screenings
- 2019 To Be A Box Screening, Scan the Difference: Gender, Surveillance, and Bodies Series, VBKÖ (Association of Austrian Women,) Vienna, AU, Curated by Vanessa Gravenor, Nina Prader, and e. bonhomme
- 2018 To Be a Box (performance with Lilia Taboada,) 2018 Studio Art MFA Thesis Colloquia: Part II, Austin, TX
- 2018 To Be A Box Screening, Women of the Global South and its Diasporas: Rights, Representation, Activism Symposium, University of Leeds, ENG
amazon real love memo 2021
the second version of the "real love memo" was made during the ada dada residency.
the first version of the "real love memo" was made for nina sarnelle's digital publication and conceptual webstore, the whole sell.
workers liberation as environmental justice (2020-2023)
viewers navigate an interactive 3d environment where amazon's warehouse facilities’ predatory labour practices and the corporation's toll exerted on the natural environment is reimagined. the we are all living: workers liberation as environmental justice 360-degree video experience was commissioned as part of daimon's second virtual residency in april-may 2020.




