ABOUT THE ARTISTS

KE’RON J. WILSON
Ke’ron J. Wilson (she/they) is a New York City–based movement artist and choreographer whose interdisciplinary practice spans performance, text, and sound. Born in Lakeland, Florida, she began her training at Harrison School for the Arts and Florida Dance Theater before earning a BFA in Dance from Sam Houston State University in 2019.

Her work explores trans embodiment, alchemical processes, and the spiritual possibilities of using art-making as a tool for reclamation within the trans and queer community. Drawing on ritual performance and informed by occult symbolism, Jungian psychology, and shadow work, Ke’ron creates spaces that center care, compassion, and collective witnessing as pathways toward transformation.

Ke’ron was a founding member of Social Movement Contemporary Dance Theater and a recurring guest choreographer with Pilot Dance Project in Houston, TX (2018-2021). Her work has been supported by Movement Research’s Van Lier Emerging Artist of Color Fellowship (2024), MNE’s Emerging Choreographer’s Series (2022–24), and WADEintoActivism / NYU Tisch’s PRIDE Residency (2023), and GALLIM’s Moving Artist Residency (2025).

She has performed her poetry in across NYC, appeared on the Tamron Hall Show with Sonya Renee Taylor, and modeled for Bad Binch Tong Tong at New York Fashion Week (SS24 & SS25). In addition to her performance work, she has facilitated wellness and meditation portals independently and in collaboration with Angelito Collective for NYC’s trans and queer community.

Ke’ron is currently Triskelion Arts’ 2026 Artist-in-Residence and a performing artist with TRIBE (led by Shamel Pitts). @keronjwilson

GABBY GUBITOSI
Gabby Gubitosi (he/him) is an interdisciplinary trans dance artist and educator based in New York City. His work honors the embodied knowledge gifted by his queer and Filipinx ancestors.

Originally from Pittsburgh, PA he began his training at Bodiography Center for Movement and Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts 6-12. After graduating The New School with a B.A. in Contemporary Dance and Politics he began creating work with collaborator, Daniela Garcia-Arce. The two have shared choreography including presentations at WAXworks, Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, and That Show. Most recently they participated in the cell theater’s 2025-26 Artists-in-Residence program.

He has had the honor of working with many fantastic choreographers including Rebecca Stenn, Nia Love, Vanessa Walters, Peter Alfred Elizalde, and is featured in Marcel Dzama’s film “To Live on the Moon (For Lorca)”. In addition, he also shares his artistry in his current roles as Teaching Artist at New York City Ballet and National Dance Institute. He has performed in multiple works by Ke’ron Wilson since 2023, and is thrilled to perform in the most recent iteration of her work, “in essence.” @goobx2.0

ANGEL GLASBY
Angel Glasby is an Afro-Caribbean artist, beaming with southern charm, integrating with the community in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Their work utilizes theater and movement to encapsulate the ephemeral nature of the black queer experience. Embarking on a fantasy-filled journey to return to the mundane, each piece is a conversation with oneself. The pressing question at the center is how to get closer to home. Angel has graced stages worldwide performing work in collaboration with choreographers such as Dorchel Haqq, Rena Butler, and Sidra Bell. Aided in the work by emerging artists such as Julian Pairre and Maxi Star Canon working as a consultant and dramaturge. Aside from upholding a creative practice, like many artists, they are multidimensional and have put their money where their mouth is politically. She advises you to do the same. @delicate.delusion

RAE SU
Rae Su (he/they) is a dance artist from Seattle, Washington currently based in New York City and Taipei. Rae has had the joy to work with Barefeet Dance Theater 壞鞋子, Ke’ron J Wilson, Rosa Wolff, InTW 工作室, Max Derderian, and Dual Rivet on performance and choreographic projects. Rae’s choreographic work has been shown at Barnard College, Current Dance Showcase, The Clark Center, That Show, and The Brick’s ?!: New Works festival.

Their work and values aim for an exteriority to binary, abstracting conventions, refusing narrative or linearity, and taking joy in softness, silliness, and communal dancing. Rae’s artistic practice is grounded in a belief that movement and dance are essential tools to articulate experiences that cannot and perhaps should not be explicitly defined. @surachael

QUIQUE
Quique is a Mexican American interdisciplinary artist from Long Beach, CA. They work with the mediums of videography, photography, poetry, sound design and music production. Their sonic worlds have scored performances and installations at Performance Space New York, The New York Public Library, Mabou Mines, The Chocolate Factory Theater, Chelsea Factory, Judson Memorial Church, telos.haus and Mark Morris Dance Center. Their poetry has been published in the winter 2025 edition of The Poetry Society of New York' s Milk Press Magazine and the May 2025 edition of SUBMISSION Beauty Magazine. More of their photography can be found in Submission Magazines 5 year anniversary edition. @le_quique

CONNOR SALE
Connor Sale is a Brooklyn-based Lighting Designer and the Resident Lighting Designer of Triskelion Arts. Recent collaborations include: til infiniti, Farewell My Fool, The Closties Variety Hour; The Suite; to begin with no end; ENUF (Triskelion Arts), The Missing Fruit, Part 1 (New York City Center/Fall For Dance), Das Ersatz (The Brick), Das Rauschgift (Box of Moonlight), MEOW! (Exponential Festival), With Tears (BEAMS), Femenine (PS21), the body || dust (Gibney), But, Soft (PAGEANT), and Sea Change (Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago). He’s toured internationally with Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring (École des Sables/Sadler’s Wells co-production), Akram Khan’s Gigenis, and Faye Driscoll’s Weathering. He’s interested in using the temporary nature of light to make people more active in space. More of his work can be found at connorsale.com and at @connorsalelight