X-POLLINATION
performance + video installation, INTERSPECIES, Telematic at Minnesota Street Project for SF Art Week 2026.
(1) eco-performance study on genital in-betweenness with with Koki’o ‘ula (Hawaiian red hibiscus) and nalo meli (honey bee) venom on Honaunau, Island of Hawai’i.
(2) eco-performance study on genital tucking after a ritual-synthesizing 1.8 m/l of estradiol valerate injection with hibiscus infusion ingestion. petrified pine. (un)tucking in Mount Shasta, CA.
“In her performance video, X-POLLINATION, hamsa fae presents the animated .gifs of two ritual, eco-performances of genital tucking, exploring embodiment, trans identity, intermediacy, and metamorphosis. The piece juxtaposes the sites of Hawaii’s Big Island and Mt. Shasta, California, meditating on gender expression in light of the relationship between the body and the land. Limning the boundaries between the subject and its surroundings, the artist playfully employs natural objects as artificial prostheses while simultaneously presenting nature itself as in need of creative supplementation. The installation complicates science and spirituality, the inorganic and the organic, artifice and authenticity, questioning our attachment to purported biological certainty, while cultivating new and forgotten forms of agency, rooted in the power and mystery of transwomanhood.” — Curator, Clark Buckner
Energy Healing — ongoing
eco-performance + video installation, BODY IS LAND, Cash Machine Los Angeles.
(1) eco-performance study on rest as endurance in Mount Shasta, California after a one year co-regulatory relationship with creek location and serpentine bedrock.
Angel Numbers — ongoing
performance protest + video installation, 22 minutes looping, Soft Portals, 120710 Gallery.
(1) Urinating in men’s public urinals in response to the United States “bathroom ban” for transgender folks.
