Taey Iohe is a transdisciplinary artist, writer and listener, born near the Han River, and living near the River Lea and Ching. Their work is grounded in collective care, humility and ethical ecological relationships. They employ diverse media, including soundscapes, language, moving images, social practice, and collective actions through an eco-crip lens.

Taey is interested in what leaks out of the meta-narratives of our entangled socio-botanical world and how leaking can both identify pain and serve as a remedy. Currently, they focus on learning what seeps across boundaries at various waterways and ecotone sites. Their teaching practice aligns closely with their artistic work, engaging with critical, intersectional, and transnational approaches to embodied inquiries.

Taey is a Research Associate at the Centre for Contemporary Art in Derry~Londonderry and teaches Fine Art at Chelsea College of Art. Comment end