I work across several 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, panel discussions, lectures, and collaborations.
If you want to collaborate or have any questions, I'd love to hear from you!
As a photographer, I document queer life and human connection in various cities. Together with Charlie McKee, I curated two projects centered on queer experiences: The Queer Intimacy Project (2024) and The Toilet Series (2025). The Queer Library (2026) is my first solo exhibition. See more of my photography 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 at least 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, action-oriented 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 Pink Film Days.
– The Queer Collective Conversational Card Game, 2023.
– The Toilet Series Zine, 2025.
– Queer Safer Spaces: Why & How, 2026.