Tanna Fiore (b. 1999, American) plays in a terrain where identity, power, and desire are dismantled and reassembled through the marrying of intermedia performance and synthesized sound. She interrogates societal constructions in reflection of the innocent soul. In works like All I Want Is Vulgarity and Deepness of My Soul, she wrecks into the dualities of self-imposition, confronting the ways in which our identities are commodified, fetishized, and controlled in submission of one's own will. Her pieces are unapologetically provocative, eliciting debates about the spaces between liberation and exploitation, pleasure and shame. She does not shy away from the uncomfortable; rather, she embraces these elements to critique and expose the normalized power structures of hierarchical, derogatory relationships that shape our collective existence.