I am a queer, disabled artist whose practice spans performance, costume, prosthetics, sculpture, casting, metal work, printing and curation. My work is rooted in a deep exploration of the body—particularly my own, which defies normative expectations of function and form. I live with dynamic disabilities, meaning my impairments are not fixed but constantly shifting. This instability informs much of my practice, which challenges dominant narratives around ability, productivity, and control. My work interrogates the disabled body as a site of power, complexity, and contradiction. I discuss what it means to confront the able-bodied gaze. I question the notions of consent within the dynamics of power, control and objectification between the viewer and the disabled body as a subject. I delve into how the disabled body, mobility aids and degrading slurs ,which are used to oppress the disabled community, can be reclaimed and used to reshape ableist narratives.