08/25/2026
Feeling incredibly grateful, grounded, and excited to share a glimpse into the beginning of Daughter in the Soil. 🌱🤎
I gratefully acknowledge the support of Innovation PEI through the PEI Arts Grants as a Spring 2026 recipient. This support has given me the space to step deeper into my creative practice—to research, explore, question, and begin bringing this new work to life.
A heartfelt thank you to Live Art Dance for awarding me the 2025 Diane Moore Creation Award and for believing in me and this work at such an important stage of the creation process.
And to the incredible artists who have been in the studio with me over the past few days—thank you. 🤎 Thank you for your openness, trust, curiosity, and for honouring the work and the process. I am super appreciative of everything you have brought into the room.
Daughter in the Soil is a contemporary dance work exploring the relationship between women, land, ancestry, and resistance through my perspective as a Bahamian artist and choreographer.
Rooted in Afro-Caribbean movement traditions and emotional cartography, the work explores the body as a living archive—holding memory, survival, ritual, resilience, displacement, and reclamation. 🌱
This is only the beginning, and I am so excited to see where the soil takes us.
Thank you to everyone who continues to believe in, support, and make space for my artistic journey. I carry that gratitude with me into every room. 🤎
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Thank you to Dance Nova Scotia Halifax Dance
For offering this space in the creation process.
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