Angelique is a multidisciplinary visual artist working within the expanding fields photography, textile sculpture and virtual extensions of their work.
Throughout their practice Angelique has used self portraiture/performance, textiles and botanicals. Their work interrogates how beings, both human and non: unfold; are constructed; and performed – within the spaces we inhabit, the spaces we claim, and the spaces we are kept from.
Angelique’s practice is informed by their Neuroqueer lived experience and through the intersecting frameworks of posthumanism, queer theory and xenofeminism. Their current work is exploring technologically mediated selves and divergent modes of care – botanical mother, cyborg speculations.
Angelique is currently a PhD candidate at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) School of Art.
https://angeliquejoy.com/