I am rebuilding this website as a living archive.
For a long time, my work has moved through performance, archives, images, field research, design, fragments, unfinished notes, and conversations. Some of that material has lived on old websites, hard drives, social media accounts, project pages, notebooks, folders, and forgotten drafts. I am now slowly gathering it back here.
This site will change often.
For now, I am using it as a working blog and archive: a place to collect things I do, things I think, things I find, things I am trying to understand, and things that may later become projects, essays, performances, research, or documents.
Some pages will be incomplete. Some links may move. Some older material will reappear in rough form before it is properly sorted. That is part of the process.
The archive will include traces of my work with rubberbodies, The School of Winds and Waves, Tiny Island Studio, Maltese theatre historiography, fieldnotes from Gozo and Malta, archival research, images, plants, weather, public memory, and other ongoing threads. School of Winds and Waves is part of the rubberbodiesecology: a research and public-pedagogy platform developed by Ira Melkonyan and Jimmy Grima, with collaborators.
This is not a finished portfolio.
It is a place to begin again.