He received a 2003 New York Dance and Performance Bessie Award for his body of work as a performer.

His work has been influenced by ongoing study and collaboration with Deborah Hay and is featured in her books Lamb at the Altar: The Story of a Dance and My Body, the Buddhist. He is a juggler, rope walker, and founding member of Circus Amok, a free, queer, political circus that tours New York City parks and gardens each summer.

In recent years he has toured the U.S. and Eastern Europe as a dancer/collaborator in Cathy Weis Projects. He was based at IDA, an arts community in rural Tennessee before moving to New Orleans where he is director of Sidearm Gallery, a home-based gallery and performance space.