A is for Aardvark, B is for Bubonic Plague is an interdisciplinary performance that combines durational writing alongside a large hanging installation of meat, plastic and text. The work explores the history of processing emotional landscapes and cultural relationships to death.
.The artist writes letters to passed celebrities, tries to resuscitate taxidermied ducklings and vacuum seals mementos in plastic bags in an obsessive, intimate performance that wrestles with the violence of controlling the narrative. She lives in a world of red lights and hanging wires, in which plastic forms, tactile material and envelopes grab at your attention. The artist as performer molds into the backdrop. She exists in the dual state of observer and performer, completing the ordinary task or writing and conveying meaning with dutiful attention.

The artist passes the burden of meaning onto the audience, through letters that are free to take home. A private reflection becomes a matter of public engagement.