Thai Lu is a transdisciplinary artist, writer, and community organizer centering their practice on the social, cultural, and physical effects of chronic illness. As a chronically ill, disabled, autistic, and gender-divergent first generation Vietnamese American from a family of refugees, Thai works at the intersections of Western bio-politics, Southeast Asian diaspora, post-war intergenerational suffering, relational ecologies of interdependence, and the concept of metamorphosis.

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Through their personal work, Thai invites the consideration of disability in the context of oppressive social structures of power. Through their community work, Thai strives to aggressively augment this reality.

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