hamsa fae is a Vietnamese-French artist working across performance, sound, movement, and social practice on Turtle Island.
With a decade of research in shamanism and land-based inquiry, she uses the third gender body as a site for ancestral technologies and indigenous futurity. Their work unravels the interconnectedness between identity, intimacy, and ecology by using systems of re-matriation to challenge coloniality. Through cyber and site-specific invitations, she edges audiences towards self and environmental remembrance.
“If my body is in constant connection to both nature and the digital, may some part of me always be performing. May it disregard time while existing in the wild or interwebs. Body leaves auric imprints on trees hugged, seaweed braided. Body leaves avatar footprints for computation, social consumption. I unfold in these sensual dualities, yet find freedom in the in-between.”
