Purpose

We are never as isolated as we imagine. 

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We are never as isolated as we imagine.  〰️


Method

In my experience acting, I've been able to adopt characters, study their behaviors and traits, influence my thinking with theirs, learn their history, and impress upon that role my own adaptation and interpretation. I've learned to be brave and boundless when it comes to developing a role. Instead of attempting to fill a cast, I live boldly as that character, helping to bridge my personal relationship with the role and its newfound philosophies. This allows me to make more genuine choices as well as react more authentically as a character. 

When I embark on a project, I bring my renaissance character and personal connection to a work without fail.

The more things you’re willing to try, the more possibilities you have for storytelling.
— Viggo Mortensen

Constant Renewal

In 2018, I sought more than what I was learning in the confines of my conservatory buildings. I yearned to breathe the air of my characters, to better understand and appreciate what I portrayed on film and on stage. Akin to my passion for respect and commitment to my work and the art, I felt I must gain experience in life, stories of my own to harken to when telling those of others. 

Thence I set out to do just that, venturing to, studying amongst, and living within various peoples and cultures, encountering myriad phenomena, and learning both others' fables filled with feeling as well as the long encompassing saga I myself write. I immersed in my time, engaged in my era campaigning for Bernie Sanders, pursued the knowledge of timeless truths sown in pre-christian European animist thought, as well as its adaptation to our existing epoch through arts, liminal spaces, and other forms of acting/action. I gave my art depth, texture and reason. 

Even throughout the coming of the Covid virus, I have worked to maintain and nourish my international artistic network, coming to the UK in the heat of the pandemic to finish my studies with new direction and purpose, with which I conducted a dissertation on Viking Reenactment as Temporal Harmony, and vastly independently forged my thesis art piece, the film project Bjárkansmál in the wilds of Yorkshire, England. I have since traveled North to Scotland to settle in Edinburgh to create and play a role in the country's arts, with my own taking on a Celtic tinge.

I wish to weave histories of people worlds apart with varying truths yet relatable humanities.

Philosophy


In my work and creation I spin with threads already present in our rope. I turn to the past to inspire our present, for many truths and myths are timeless, even if adapted. Our histories have much to teach us, and through my work I seek to breathe life into them again, rendering them very much alive, brimming with timeless wisdoms, and engaging.

Our lives are all threads, spun together and endlessly interwoven. For this reason I believe stories, yarns, from all times and cultures can resonate and inform our own sagas.