Meii Soh is a researcher, performer, writer, and pet-sitter whose work examines the intersection of human and non-human storytelling. They mediate presence and space through disassociation, speculation, poetry, and sonic materialism, re-imagining friendship, love, and parasitism as complex methods of co- existence. As such, Meii's work challenges audiences to enter immersive dialogues on the obscure, camouflaged, and intangible connections between beings. Meii holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Fine Arts of Lisbon and Sint Lucas Antwerpen, where they engaged in critical studies. Recently, they graduated with a master’s in Arts Praxis from the Dutch Art Institute with “The queer dog: Ultrasonic Writing for Love Hunters” to propose forms of unlearning human- centred narratives, as well as alternative modes of understanding identity and technology. Presently, Meii curates at GROTTO in Berlin as part of their interest for programming and organisation of cultural gatherings. Their work has recently been presented in the context of Nieuwe Instituut, pocoapoco, Cashmere Radio, SEA Foundation, de appel, Centrale Fies, Solipsism Magazine, among others.
