Contributor

Alize Zorlutuna is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and writer who works with installation, video, performance, and material culture, to investigate themes concerning identity, queer sexuality, settler-colonial relationships to land, culture, and history, as well as intimacy with the more-than-human and technology. Her work aims to activate interstices where seemingly incommensurate elements intersect. Alize draws on archival as well as practice-based research, and the body and its sensorial capacities are central to her work. She lives and works in Tkaronto.