Rhythm and Rot is a multimedia performance-workshop that fuses hip hop and the healing of reclaimed materials to explore care as a rhythmic, communal practice. Through sound, soil, fashion, and participatory design, the project reframes waste as a site of cultural memory, healing, and conscious conservation.

Dior St. Hillaire is a Bronx native, environmental justice leader, Hip Hop MC, and worker-owner at GreenFeen OrganiX, a composting cooperative. Her work blends arts, policy, and environmental science through zero-waste advocacy in New York City. She serves at BK ROT, chairs the Bronx Solid Waste Advisory Board, and is pursuing an M.S. in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management at The New School.

Rhythm and Rot at the Visibilize-ing Care Festival

Rhythm and Rot at the Visibilize-ing Care Festival