Body in Context

Thank you for visiting Body in Context, unveiled at the 2026 Ehlers-Danlos Society Global Learning Conference.

Through visual language, Body in Context examines support, instability, compensation, resilience, and the negotiation between mobility and motor control. These themes, central to the experience of EDS, are explored through enlarged archival pigment prints on Ilford Gold Fibre Silk.

Connective Restraint

When tissue stretches instead of supports, tension builds.

Weight, Held

Weight is not only what the body carries, but how it is held.

Common concerns in a hypermobile body:

  • feeling unstable or fragile

  • fatigue from constantly “holding yourself together”

  • postural strain and compensation patterns

  • recurrent pain flare-ups

  • fear of exercise after poor experiences

  • difficulty building strength safely

  • coordination and proprioception challenges

EDS & Hypermobility

Tension, Released

Release redistributes tension, rather than erasing it.

My approach

Sinusoidal Structure

Stability winds its way to structure.

Axis

Balance is actively coordinating force.

Beyond Weight: Body in Context
A reflective book exploring movement, measurement, and medicine.

The Cultivated Collection
Limited-edition artist pieces created in connection with Body in Context allow visitors to take home a physical extension of the exhibition.

I provide virtual training that prioritizes strength, coordination, movement quality, and long-term capacity. Programs are individualized and adapted to the realities of hypermobile bodies.

  • joint-friendly strength progressions

  • pacing and consistency

  • body awareness and control

  • progressive loading when and where appropriate

  • sustainable training, not punishment

Working Together

Hypermobility-informed training is offered through individualized personal training.
Semi-private group is available by invitation.
Sessions are held online via Zoom.

If you are looking for training that respects the complexity of your body and is built around how you actually move, you’ll find a considered and supportive approach here.