This is a site specific piece I created for a group exhibition. I wanted to create an installation out of fabrics with patterns and colors that together symbolize an aesthetic that often gets portrayed as trashy or of lower value. Present it in a way in so that it feels powerful and proud, as a way of given space and respect to aesthetics that to often get pushed away from the cultural sphere. The piece main goal is to start a conversation about how excluding spaces such as the art scene can be, how segregation creates perspectives that create rules for what they believe to be right and wrong, and how whats different must try to assimilate or be deemed as bad.

In this piece I wanted to showcase the strength and endurance in individuals who show their femininity.
How from a young age I noticed that femininity was something that came with a price,
and that it was deemed as much lower than masculinity.
How my own identity was obliged to choose masculinity above femininity and if I wouldn’t, I would become something unwanted and rejected by society.

This work is an Hommage to all of those who bravely and without any restrictions allow themselves to take place and be who they wish to be.
Those who are perceived as too loud or create too much of a distortion in the ruling norm.
Individuals who go against the norms and continuously make space and open up for coming generations to feel accepted and worthy of attention no matter their skin color, gender, class affiliation. or sexual orientation.