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Genevieve Costello is a queer feminist America-to-Europe immigrant visual artist and cultural researcher of Irish and Sicilian descent. The body and its intersections with materiality, form, and movement are at the core of her artistic practice. She works with text, performance, images and video, costume and self-portraiture, performance, sound (modular synthesizer, field recordings, narration), workshops, and collaboration. She is currently reading: “Sex Appeal of the Inorganic” by Mario Perniola. She currently enjoys alternate nostril breathing. She currently takes pleasure in listening to The NTS Breakfast Show with Flo. She is currently wearing double woollen socks and wrapped in a bed cover in France. She knows that not far from where she is sitting there is snow on the ground outside. She has right side body pain that doesn't depart. She is an artistic practice PhD candidate in Media Arts at Royal Holloway, University of London. Since 1988, her birthday is June 2nd. Since more recently, she’s been occupied with non-competitive game methodologies alongside theoretical foci of ethics of care, vulnerability, and alternative structures of social reproduction and intimacy.