I am a Filipinx interdisciplinary artist building tactile mythos through lovesong and ceremony. I am also a Farm School NYC student falling in love again with New York City, after 18 years of residence, through the vivid and generative lens of our urban food system. I live in Brooklyn, I was born and raised in the California Bay Area, and I trace my ancestry across the Philippines archipelago. These urban/queer, powerful/dramatic, vibrant/fertile coastlines compose the space from which my artistic practice spills forth. I make music, performance, video, and installation that romantically converges Indigenous Filipino culture, foodways, and land-water ecologies, with queerness, decolonization, and the erotic. I engage with and aim to cultivate community through sensory ceremony that interweaves the ambient with the anthemic, the intimate with the infinite, and revitalizes the culture in agriculture.