Indigo is a trans, neurodivergent glitch & digital media artist, as well as an assistant curator and installation technician for A4 Sounds

The overarching themes of their practice include gender, alchemy, and accessibility in art. She explores these through both a studio based and collaborative practice.

Indigo’s artwork focuses on utilising glitch art as a mode of alchemy in order to pose a new technology of transition in the face of medicalised, gate-kept systems currently available to most in the West.

The themes and politics of her work are explored through writing for organisations such as the Trans* Research Association of Ireland, FormatC in Croatia, and upcoming journal publications such as in the Irish University Review.

Her art, like many other glitch artists, exists mostly online: making the work accessible from anywhere at any time. They make it using open-source software when possible in order to allow others to recreate and expand upon it. She discusses gender through expanded metaphor in hopes others can learn from it and apply its meaning to other topics, such as the lived existences of other marginalised identities.

In their studio practice they use digital glitches as a way to deconstruct the narratives they question in their work. She uses visual metaphors of alchemy and metamorphosis to describe their take on the ever-shifting nature of gender and the need for change to combat the rise of far right narratives which directly affect queer and otherwise marginalised peoples.