I work across multiple disciplines: photography, research, facilitation, and community building. The common thread is always the same: a love for people, curiosity about the world, and a belief that the spaces we share can be improved.
My cross- and transdisciplinary experiences come together in The Queer Library and the toolkit that emerged from it. I am available as an expert in queer safety and inclusion for workshops, panels, lectures, and collaborations.
If you want to collaborate or have a question, I'd love to hear from you!
As a photographer, I document queer life and human connections in various cities. Together with Charlie McKee, I curated two projects focusing on queer experiences: The Queer Intimacy Project (2024) and The Toilet Series (2025). The Queer Library (2026) is my first solo exhibition. Discover more here.
For four years, I ran LezLinkUp, a queer event organization in Amsterdam. There, I created space, built community, and brought people together. That work taught me as much about what people need from a space as any research project.
I have experience leading group sessions, workshops, and panel discussions on LGBTQIA+ inclusion and designing safer spaces. I am comfortable speaking publicly and guiding groups through difficult conversations. I use methods from design research and design thinking to translate research into concrete, actionable outcomes.
– Music: four albums released between 2019 and 2024, including distribution and promotion.
– Short film Assembling Myself (directed by Yumi Maes, 2022): screened at Queer Film Festival Utrecht, Rialto, TranScreen, and Roze Filmdagen.
– The Queer Collective Conversational Card Game, 2023.
– The Toilet Series Zine, 2025.
– Queer Safer Spaces: Why & How, 2026.