“My interest in Gratrix’s work is in its relationship between singular and collective experience: the former, using close observation and intervention to inform compositions, measurements and structures; the latter, working with friends and collaborators to add to, complicate and enliven that basis. Gratrix poses questions about concealment and the clandestine ways that queer people have existed.”- Sean Burns

“It’s this opportunistic seizing of camp and subversive linguistic possibilities that marks Gratrix’s own brand of queer formalism.”- Jazmine Linklater

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