Elliot has presented their choreographic work including at the Ailey Citigroup Theater and Abrons Arts Center in Manhattan, NY, the Center for Performance Research and Triskelion Center for the Arts in Brookyln, NY, and the Boston Center for the Arts. In March 2024, they performed their solo Jack and Diane in its second iteration at In the heartland, split-bill performance at Links Hall in Chicago, IL. In addition to extensively performing their own work, Elliot has performed and toured including as part of works by Sara Hook, David Parker, Jenefer Davies, and Rachel Rizzuto. 

Video mediation has been a consistent choreographic tool for Elliot since they began making work. They move reflexively between live and recorded material as a method for eluding or elucidating the failures of either. They have created video works in several genres including lyric videos, music videos, screen dances, and video art studies. Most recently, they were commissioned by Links Hall in Chicago, IL to create MASCCHAOS as part of the 2021 Co-MISSION festival of new works.

Elliot collaborates prolifically with artists across the US in artistic and scholarly production. Soon, they will premiere a new score for a section of Lucia Gagliardone's "While I was homegrowing" (The Tank, NYC, November 2024) and will perform in Sara Hook's "Dicks" and "Homemade Fish AKA Jesus was a mermaid" (TBA, 2025)

Elliot sits at the intersection of disability, neurodivergence, and queerness. They hold a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Washington and Lee University and a Master of Fine Arts in Dance from the University of Illinois, where they studied with Dr. Cynthia Oliver, Jennifer Monson, Sara Hook, Tere O’Connor, and other esteemed faculty in and outside of dance.