Abby Crain (she/her) “works through transposition of the processes of dancing / dance making / the studio / performance making, into the practice of the essay / the poem / the story / the classroom, and vice versa.” Her work is an ongoing, multidisciplinary effort to take note of / recognize that which is perceived or awakened via sensation, experience, memory, and dreams through formats of writing, dancing, reading, pedagogy, and performance. 

Tiffany Taylor is a blind, queer interdisciplinary performer. She is passionate about performance as a tool for curious exploration and exploring curiosity. Through singing, dance, sensation, and perception, she challenges ableist perspectives surrounding performance spaces and questions the value placed on non-normative bodies within them. She has performed with GRAVITY in Into the Dark and (In)-Visible in both San Francisco and Berlin. Tiffany holds a B.A. in Theater and serves on the Board of Directors for GRAVITY. She also works as an Audio Description and Accessibility Consultant.

Tiffany Taylor (continued). She has been seen as a performer and collaborator in the pieces (In)Visible and Sight Unseen with GRAVITY. Taylor serves on the Board of Directors for GRAVITY and works as a Visual Access Consultant for GRAVITY Access Services. She frequently consults on audio description and training for venues working to make their spaces more accessible to blind or low-vision people.

Lorena Marín is an educator and anthropologist from Colombia, currently working as a doula in the San Francisco Bay Area. 

Erasmo Pantoja is a writer, translator, and bookmaker from Colombia. Founder of Biblioteca Popular Bruce Lee, a wandering, dissipating library making handcrafted books since 2016. Pantoja is currently based in Oakland, CA.

Styles Alexander (they/them), a Boston Conservatory graduate and movement artist, creates choreographic work that reimagines and communicates with history through fantasy, afro- futurism, and fugitivity.