Zah canvas
$80.00
I discovered Zah, a queer artist, very recently through social media while finding other LGBTQ+ influences. Their ability to live their truth and be exactly who they are is what inspires me above all. I am still in my identity...
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Wreak havoc
$80.00
If her eyes could speak, they’d have nothing nice to say. This piece was made during a difficult, frustrating and dark period. Despite the attempt to hide those dark feelings, eyes will always reveal the truth. The way her hands...
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‘Wanna drag?’
$80.00
My creativity, non-conformist ideals, and journey to self acceptance is heavily influenced by queer culture, especially the art of drag. Drag is an artistic expression of oneself, with no bounds. I am very inspired by drag artists with their creativity...
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Pandemic Blues
$80.00
The second I discovered this model, I was instantly drawn in. Not only does her entire aesthetic speak to me, but her body language and expression encompass the way I had been feeling at this point into our global pandemic....
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Indya Moore
$80.00
There’s no such introduction to queer culture than a ball. Indya Moore brings us to the ballroom in their television show, Pose, that tackles the struggle of identity, sexuality, acceptance and the consequences from being a queer person in this...
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Housewife who
$80.00
I’ve always gravitated towards vintage aesthetics, fashion, beauty, pop culture, etc. With that, this felt like the perfect introductory piece into the development of my own pop art style, as pop art itself first took off in the 1950s. With...
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A gender? In this economy?’
$80.00
This piece focuses outside the binary of gender, and showcasing a more fluid expression of gender identity. The color palette is inspired by Harry Styles’ “Watermelon Sugar”. The palette inspiration felt fitting to Styles’ recent Vogue shoots where he is...
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