a practice in sport, recovery, deisgn, and the rituals of care.
I have never been interested in separating the athlete from the woman.
As a Black queer woman and athlete, I've learned that performance is often the easiest thing for the world to recognize. We become fluent in discipline. We know how to compete, to lead, to carry responsibility, to perform under pressure. Women athletes understand that language instinctively. Our bodies learn it long before anyone else notices.
I'm interested in the after-round experience, how the mind/body remembers it is hers again.
Everything I create—whether it's writing, research, objects, post-game environments, or PARLO—begins with a simple belief: the life we return to as athletes deserves as much intention as the performance we leave behind.
MY PRACTICE
MOMENTS that follow performance // RITUALS that help women athletes return to themselves // RECOVERY as culture, not optimization // GOLF as environmental access // BLACK QUEER WOMEN as archivists of care // BEAUTY as infrastructure // IDENTITY after achievement // PRESENCE as authority.
Enter the Practice →
FEATURED PROJECT
Part regional golf course archive, part design studio, PARLO investigates Black and LGBTQ+ history of golf and studies how environments support recovery. Where she’s a pro or picking up golf clubs for the first time, the After-Round Standard™ is for the woman who returns home carrying all that the scorecard could never hold.
