My work is informed by the omnipresence of data, information, media, and how its images condition our bodies and words. I builds new characters, expansive fictional worlds, and unexpected linguistic relationships in order to dismantle internalized racism and sexism within the mind of myself and the audience. Fluctuating between humor and seriousness, the work opens up a space for personal connection and examination, often drawing on family history and current, and historical events. My work plays with the scale of personal and emotional experience in relation to large scale systems of social and economic organization. I have performed and exhibited work at the the New Museum, the High Line, the International Center of Photography, Recess, and The Kitchen in New York; REDCAT Theater and The Hammer Museum in Los Angeles; The Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore; and at the Munch Museum in Oslo, Norway. Brown holds degrees from Yale University (MFA) and Princeton University (AB). Consciousness, a survey of My work spanning the past 8 years, is newly available from GenderFail. My first paperback work in fiction, My Wet Hot Drone Summer, a sci-fi erotic novella that takes on surveillance and social justice, is available online.