Siouxzi Connor is an Australian-born writer and experimental filmmaker, based in Berlin. 

Her new book, ‘Your Body of Water’, was published by Repeater Books in June 2025 and launched at Hopscotch Books Berlin and San Serriffe Amsterdam, with an accompanying scent and textile installation.

Siouxzi’s other work includes creative non-fiction writing, moving-image and installation art, photography, and performance, and has been exhibited in Sydney, London, New York, and throughout Europe. Her work explores ecology and sexuality, hydrofeminisms, and how the story-making process could be used to advocate for more-than-human nature. She also teaches writing workshops on these topics for emerging writers and artists.

Siouxzi’s first solo book  was published by Repeater Books in 2017, titled ‘Little Houses, Big Forests (desire is no light thing)’, and was launched with an accompanying film and artworks, titled ‘In the dark, dark room’, in London at the Tenderbooks Gallery, in New York at Spoonbill Books, and at Radio Free Alice in Sydney. It received coverage on the BBC World Service. Extracts from her first novel were published by Turia & Kant (Wien/ Berlin) as part of the volume “Tension/ Spannung”.

She is also a former research fellow of the ICI, having undertaken a fellowship concerning the spatial, temporal and sexual tensions within psychoanalytic films and subsequently completing an experimental narrative film titled ‘The Dangers’ as a direct response to her research. Her subsequent research, with the Department of Gender and Cultural Studies at the University of Sydney,  looked at the gendering and sexualising of natural landscapes in film, literature and art. The research encompassed a residency at the Library of Water, Iceland, following in the footsteps of Roni Horn, Anne Carson and Rebecca Solnit.

Siouxzi also co-founded the event series The WØMB (2018-2020), which gathered inspiring speakers to empower the creative careers of feminists of all genders.