Quintan Ana Wikswo is a poet, writer, photographer and artist long active in the collusion and collision of transdisciplinary art and direct human rights fieldwork. Wikswo has been hailed as “heady, euphoric, singular, surprising” by Publisher’s Weekly, “beautiful, horrifying, passionate, and bold,” by Jeff VanderMeer in The Millions, “Rilke’s lost female shadow,” by Conjunctions, and “universal and personal, comforting and jarring, ethereal and earthy,” by Electric Literature. Recognized for innovative hybrid constellations of work that integrate her fiction, nonfiction, memoir, poetry and essay with her original photography, solo and collaborative performance, audio, and video installation, Wikswo’s projects interrupt sites and trajectories of human rights infractions, hate crimes, and global and local networks of extremist far right terrorism. Her studio is located in New York, and she was raised and works in the Deep South and along the US-Mexico border, where she continues ongoing work surrounding race, gender, and queerness in human rights hotspots.