I seek to expand the possibilities of human relationships through visual and non-visual experiences and expressions of queer history and culture. The nuanced perspective of quotidian queer womanhood presented through my work embodies the potential for social coalition. My work destabilizes convention, criticizes institutions, systems of oppression, and strips down signifiers of gender, sex and sexuality that pigeonhole the understandings of ourselves. My work presents itself as an aesthetic revolution, by engaging with it, one becomes an empowered participant of human liberation.