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Elie’s walking and writing practices open up spaces of deep thinking and are embodied methods of processing her life's events and exploring internal and external landscapes. She shares her personal story and places it in conversation with human and more than human audiences as a means of acceptance and understanding, and as an invitation to collaboration. Her intra-disciplinary installations combine natural materials, wild clay, audio, photography, text, and autobiographical creative writing to form a multi-sensory, feminist archive that questions and queers chrononormativity and how we tell and read stories. She is currently thinking about how different species tell their stories and working on a (not)book of auto-fiction based on fifty years of her journals. |