The following projects are texts written in tandem with the ongoing surface, sound and spatial work. Most, if not all of these are fictional texts. Some are based upon certain aspects of reality and historical situations. Others are just pure imagination. The characters for the most part are not real people. But there may be sometimes, some real people who resemble these characters. 
This process of writing began with the Thieves Like Us exhibit at d / p in the year 2021. Writing has now slowly worked itself in to become a prominent and regular component of my practice. Perhaps not too dissimilar to songwriting, this process of writing now somehow informs the visual work and the visual work somehow informs the writing. And with every project there is always a rigorous back and forth. 
The themes in my work are constantly shifting. But I continue to come back to some themes over and over again. I am fascinated by this concept of thieves. But not the thieves you may be familiar with through cinema and literature. I am more interested in extremely subtle thieves. The kind of thieves who perhaps could not be criminally implicated for their actions. And more so, I am fascinated by the complex morality/ethics in such situations. When is a thief, truly a thief? Some of my writing also explores themes of diversity and discrimination. Growing up as a kind of multicultural child who appeared different than the majority, I have often been curious and perplexed by this state of otherness that has long followed me in life.