Embodiment as practice: The Art of Movement, Image, and Presence

With over a decade of experience as a model, mover, and actor, I have performed in more than 100 productions across stage, film, and visual media. My work lives at the intersection of embodiment and image — a study in how bodies hold story, shape emotion, and translate spirit into stillness and motion.

As a self-represented model for over ten years, I’ve cultivated a practice rooted in autonomy, integrity, and care. My time with APL Models, though marked by harm, deepened my commitment to creating ethical, affirming spaces within the creative industry. That experience sharpened my understanding of the body not just as a subject but as a sovereign site of power and agency.

My inclusion in ELOQUII’s Black Creators Project reflects my ongoing dedication to visibility, collaboration, and representation. Through every image and performance, I explore the fluid choreography of being — how movement, emotion, and identity flow together to create portraits that breathe.