I am a neurodivergent bodymind exploring reality as embodied, imaginal, and relational. Grounded in autosurrealism, my work approaches bodyminds as generative processes shaped through ongoing encounters with human and more-than-human worlds. Through writing, movement, and participatory practice, I engage neuroqueering, crip creative practice, and ecosomatic attention as methods of inquiry — cultivating more-than-human modes of perceiving, knowing, and world-making. Drawing on automatism, animist sensibilities, and posthuman relationality, I work with improvisation, stimming, and non-ordinary states as co-emergent practices through which perception, self, and world arise together.