Stripe Dances is a platform for creating images, performances and interactions with a wall that is “striped” using colorful painter’s tape. I explore the transformation of materials and the intersection of performance, photography, and text. I experiment with colorful painter's tape, initially creating striped walls that serve as interactive backdrops for performance and photography.

Once the tape’s purpose is fulfilled, I remove it and repurpose it into sculptural scrolls. These scrolls, made of Tyvek or long paper, are adorned with twisting tape to mimic the texture of oil paint. I use this medium to craft short essays, blurring the boundaries between visual art, written word, and tactile experience, inviting viewers to engage with both form and content.