The Elusive Good Egg is a live audiovisual performance and animation exploring (in)fertility, mental health, and the inequities of IVF. Cartoonish scenes, triggered in real time by music, merge with sound collage and field recordings to create a semi-narrative critique of medicalized, individualistic approaches to infertility. The work imagines a future rooted in queer collective care, questioning the privileges tied to sex, age, race, and wealth.

Developed during a three-month residency at St. Margaret’s House (Bethnal Green), the project combines research, interviews, animation, and live performance in collaboration with musician George Paris and drummer Ryan McGrath. It has been shared through live shows and an online event curated with St. Margaret’s House.