I build and dissect fantastical narratives, spaces, and autonomous avatars using themes of fragmented memory, mutation, mythology, cosmology, religion, spirituality, fear, faith, and the phantasmal. The manifestation of these avatars and narratives morph across mediums, originating as prose-poetry texts, mixed media collages, and experimental performance pieces. I draw from the Ifá spiritual practice of Nigeria (specifically Egun, the collective spirit of all the ancestors in a person’s lineage), role-playing video games centered around character design/open-world access, and symbols/semiotics in Christian iconography. I take from these elements to form — literal and figurative — exquisite corpses that center women of the African diaspora reclaiming power from positions of self-determination while defying the rules of borders, of space, and of time. These space-bending stars, my angels, represent the total freedom accessible through evolving past powers that seek to constrain ideal physical, spiritual, and emotional states – uninhibited evolution as a survival mechanism in the face of inevitable change.