With rambutans as guides, two people embark on a voracious and gluttonous journey to a space that drowns them, bathes them, and carries them to a timeless universe.

A paper that I worked on with Libby Hemphill and Anmol Panda called "Comparative sensitivity of social media data and their acceptable use in research" was published in journal Scientific Data. You can access it here: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-022-01773-w.

Florian Schaub's and my paper called "Mobile Phones at Borders: Logics of Deterrence and Survival in the Mediterranean Sea and Sonoran Desert" was published in journal Information, Communication & Society.

Inspired by how the Cavendish banana’s sexualization has generated an incredible market for banana consumption in the US, “Banana & Me” explores relationships between Cavendish bananas and a woman.

An evening called "An-Humans, Over These Great Distances" of performance, original music, and short film. Co-created, and performed by Annie Wang (Held Space), Angela Schöpke Gonzalez (Banana & Me), and david yates (azimuth).

See the premiere of Angela Schöpke Gonzalez's dance theater work, Banana & Me, at CPR’s annual Spring Movement festival curated by Pioneers Go East Collective!

Filmed at Center for Performance Research (March 25-26, 2021). Out-Front! brings together thought-provoking & radical artists – choreographers, dancers, in collaboration with visual artists - one virtual evening. Featuring "Held Space" by Annie Wang with David Yates and Angela Schöpke Gonzalez.

Presenting workshop paper, "Representing Knowledge: Academic Writing as Sociotechnical Power and Privilege".

In a reimagination of self and society that is born in tension or a cyborg space, what do our identity narratives look like? How do we exist in a space of tension? What does that space feel like? We’ll engage a series of creative exercises in this workshop to try to answer these questions.

Angela M. Schöpke Gonzalez and Shannon O'Brien perform a work exploring the lives of two women, scientist Marie Curie and US Civil War soldier Sarah Edmonds.