Filmic mediums, poetry, performance, sculpture, and music combine to render nuances of intimacy and unearth the hidden potentials of an interdependent sociality. Bringing into view: a co-existence with nonhuman life, fantasies of the queer ecstatic, notions of care, as well as institutional critique. There is a consideration for the indexical regarding presence, absence, and disappearance— as it relates to minoritarian senses of being and the biopolitics of the archive.The gaze of figurative representation is delicately considered, establishing either close contact or distance with the viewer. Content is co-made, whether it be reframed from existing archives, in relation to a specific site, and/or live performance. There is an interest in collaboration as a means of blurring singular authorship. The works offer an intertextual view of embodiment, events, the photograph, and the written/spoken word through documented and ephemeral forms.