Antigoni’s work moves between reality and fiction, often drawing on fantasy, myth, and fairy-tale to address pressing political issues in poetic and allegorical ways. Through historical research, archives, speculative fabulation and re-enactments, past, present, and future collide in intimate and unexpected ways. They approach time as something nonlinear, felt through the body and shaped by desire and affection. Humour and camp inflect the work’s sensuality, femme excess, and tactile abundance Softness operates as both a material practice and a conceptual method, drawing viewers closer while opening alternative possibilities for pleasure and belonging. Through collaborations with lovers, friends, family, robots, plants, and other more-than-human beings, their work creates unexpected conditions of encounter within spaces for collective play, rest, and empowerment. Transformation recurs in their work both as a method, through costumes or animation, and as an outcome of collectivity, relationality, and the felt experience of engagement. Refusing fixed identities, their work builds temporary habitats that center the politics of interdependence and open more porous, erotic ways of being together within many worlds.