Erin Gould (they/them) currently works and resides on the occupied Indigenous lands now called Albuquerque, New Mexico. They are a multimedia artist and educator working across sculpture, video, installation, printmaking, and performance to investigate relations between human bodies and more-than-human bodies/ corporeal presence and remembered absence/ capitalist ideologies and quotidian manifestations of white supremacy.

While at Sable, Erin read, wrote, danced, and played with the trees and the mosses and the lichen, all of which resulted in a more rested and joyful human, as well as a performance video installation in the Stump House and a series of photo collages.

June Session 2 Artist

Photos at Sable by Elise Wojtowicz