Format for a fictional dating show, inspired by storytelling, reality TV and performance art combains scripted, staged and spontanous elements with the intention to produce a humor-sprinkled interview series elaborating on taboo topics, such as polyamory, mental health, sexuality, and more.
An outline for a music album reflecting on the emotional internal landscape of a process of divorce by exploring topics such as love, sexuality, feminism, and polyamory, and artistically combining sharp song lyrics with provocative amateuristic pop music video elements.
Concept for a comedy solo show which combines an innocent comedic character with explicit grotesque content, reflecting societal pressures of being a woman and the gender dynamics of the dating scene by ironically depicting complex female identity through the men she dated.
A book that visualizes the invisible, by mapping out the experience of depression using daily objects to depict complex aspects and phases of mental health recovery, with the intention to raise mental health awareness.
Framework for multidisciplinary research to explore the interconnectedness of interpersonal sense of safety through diverse experimental, linguistic, and visual exploration with the intention to give voice to the voiceless and raise mental health awareness.
An outline for a book about mental health stigmatization, which explores the controversial topic of psychopaths and other highly stigmatized mental health disorders from six conflicting perspectives—such as criminal, psychological, societal, functional, spiritual, and personal—intending a neutral and nuanced depiction of this complex topic.
Collection of theories reflecting on the complexity of the artist profession and the functionality of art education by exploring the power dynamics of art education and offering frameworks to enhance its functionality from individual, interpersonal, and institutional perspectives.
Outline for a book depicting the decade-long journey of learning to trust my voice through exploring the interconnectedness of the labels "uneducated," "mentally ill," and "female artist" and by linguistically combining the elements of autobiographical memoir, reflection on my artistic practice, and cultural analysis through a feminist lens.
Collection of self-initiated projects and activities with the purpose of finding meaningful artistic collaborations, recruiting "scientific guinea pigs," and socially engaged performative exploration with a long-term vision to create a support group for creative people following their wildest dreams.
