bio

Linda is a writer, curator and artist whose work explores artistic expression as a mode of cultural communication and political agency. She investigates the intersection of art and international relations while extending traditional frameworks to include more-than-human perspectives.

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She is particularly interested in how soft power circulates through relational languaging, and how aesthetic diplomacy can serve as a site for global, interspecies mutuality. 

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Her decades-long integration of international relations and art has centered on soft power and exhibition in cultural and political contexts. She has a BA in International Relations and an MA in Public Art Studies from USC.

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She is the author of Horse Punk, a novel rooted in youth subculture, animal agency, and artistic resistance.