Troll is a trans non-binary ceramic artist known for their captivating biomorphic creations that evoke a sense of both visceral emotions and discomfort, yet remain undeniably alluring. Originally from California, Troll received their BFA in Ceramics from Chico State University and went on to earn their MFA from Indiana University. They are currently an artist in residence at Queen City Clay, in Norwood Ohio.

Troll's biomorphic style of work explores the fluidity of form and the complexities of the human experience. Their sculptures, installations, and performances often take on organic shapes and textures, inviting viewers into a surreal world where the boundaries between the natural and the artificial are blurred. Through their art, Troll seeks to provoke introspection and emotional resonance, prompting viewers to confront their own perceptions of beauty, discomfort, and the unknown. At the heart of Troll's practice is a commitment to amplifying marginalized voices within the LGBTQIA+ community and beyond. Through their art, they strive to create space for underrepresented narratives and advocate for social change. Troll is deeply involved in activism within their community, using their platform to raise awareness and foster inclusivity.

With a focus on exploring themes of identity, resilience, and empowerment, Troll's work invites viewers to reflect on their own experiences and connect with shared humanity. Whether through intimate ceramic sculptures, immersive installations, or powerful performances, Troll seeks to spark meaningful conversations and inspire positive action. Troll has exhibited nationally, receiving recognition for their impactful contributions to the arts. They continue to push boundaries and challenge perceptions through their fearless exploration of materiality, form, and concept.