Tananna (she/they) is a multispecies neuroqueer artist exploring the intersections of identity, ecology, and mythology. Their practice investigates the entanglement of species, bodies, and narratives, drawing from fungal, mythic & monstrous perspectives to challenge anthropocentric hierarchies and rediscover wilder, more fluid ways of being.

Through collage, poetry, performance, moving-image, installation, and costume, they engage with myth and folklore as living, evolving ecosystems. These narratives are composted within their practice, transforming into immersive worlds that invite deeper reflection on interconnectedness. Found and discarded materials serve as integral components of their work, reimagined and reassembled into new forms that resist linear histories and embrace cyclical regeneration.

At its core, their work seeks to dismantle binaries—between human and nonhuman, body and environment, self and collective. This pursuit of balance manifests as an ongoing, multispecies, mythic & monstrous exploration.