Jenkins is an Australian durational and community engagement performance and installation artist exploring notions of intimacy and identity and the interplay between modes of power; individual and institutional, perceived and concrete. Their work ranges from meditative to disruptive and has been presented in traditional and non-conventional spaces, engaging audiences around the world. They often deliberately toy with and attempt to redefine structures of power and influence through street art, experimental performance and the destabilisation of notions of ownership and authorship of art by rallying gangs to create with and inviting audience collaboration. Jenkins co-founded radical craft groups Craft Cartel and Knit Your Revolt, subverting and honouring art techniques often disparaged as ‘women’s work’ with street art and group workshops, has produced women-only biff-fest Femme Fight Club in Melbourne, Bristol and Berlin and founded Australian branch of French satirical bearded feminist group La Barbe. Footage of their 2013 work, Casting Off My Womb, filmed in a report by SBS2, has been viewed over 7.2 million times and their art has subsequently featured in documentaries, news articles, academic papers and hard copy art publications worldwide. Jenkins appeared at the 2016 Festival of Live Art in Melbourne and will present their new work, sMother, at the forthcoming Venice International Performance Art Week.