de Fleuriot Perry’s recent work draws on queer ecologies, hydrofeminism, and affect theory to explore longing, desire, and ecological intimacy beyond binary frameworks. Through image-making, painting, ceramics, and site-specific installation, they investigate the tensions between attraction and distance, emergence and decline. Their evolving practice, rooted in participatory methods and lived experience as a non-binary artist, has been recognized through exhibitions at The Reach Gallery Museum, Spilt Milk Gallery, and Latcham Art Centre, as well as residencies at Banff Centre and Harvest Moon. de Fleuriot Perry’s work invites reflection on care, belonging, and resilience within the more-than-human world.
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