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The Wonders

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Current Research & Ethnochoreological Practice

My current work explores dance as embodied knowledge: a living archive through which communities preserve, transform, and reimagine history. As an Ethnochoreologist, tap dancer, and movement researcher, I investigate the ways rhythm, improvisation, and physical practice carry memory, identity, and cultural connection across generations.

My research centers tap dance as a site of cultural exchange and “RE-membering”—a process of reconnecting fragmented histories, honoring lineage, and understanding the body as a vessel of knowledge. Through performance, archival research, choreography, and community engagement, I explore how movement can reveal the relationships between ancestry, identity, resistance, and belonging.

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