Selected works across film, performance, installation, and embodied practice.
As an artist, Tiara grounds practice with the knowledge that the body is the first technology. She began her work with video media exploring the underpinnings of AI and digital infrastructures for marginalized and Indigenous communities, in their film “I cannot decolonize my body,” initially commissioned by the Wrong Biennale in 2020.
Since then, her performance work has developed into centering the body which has been presented transnationally in cities like Bogotá and Berlin. This performance draws upon site-specific resources to critique the use of digital technologies and their harmful impact on the climate as well as Indigenous communities.
They are also amplifying their research on digital attunement through performance by attuning with participants as an anti-colonial feminist process, recently performed in London.
Through textiles, ritual, and embodied actions, they create works that transform the body into a site of ceremony and refusal confronting the extractive and colonial logics embedded in digital technologies.
Since then, her performance work has developed into centering the body which has been presented transnationally in cities like Bogotá and Berlin. This performance draws upon site-specific resources to critique the use of digital technologies and their harmful impact on the climate as well as Indigenous communities.
They are also amplifying their research on digital attunement through performance by attuning with participants as an anti-colonial feminist process, recently performed in London.
Through textiles, ritual, and embodied actions, they create works that transform the body into a site of ceremony and refusal confronting the extractive and colonial logics embedded in digital technologies.