Charting a PhD research course which explores the aesthetics of Self and Other, through a non-binary and ambiguous lens. Performance, comics, video and other media engage with reactions to anti-orthodox imagery and identity. Sex, art and being collide here to challenge and critique the persistence of 'normativity' through transgression, subversion, satire and more.
A 16-page 'zone (for adults only) which celebrates the nonbinary and ambiguously-gendered form, via collisions between high art, comix, cartoons and popular culture.
So, 'abject'? Or 'object'? Which, is the question? N/either, or both? How are such bodies and persons defined and perceived, and why?
Finding time for a rare post hereabouts whilst taking a break from thinking about the practice-based research, and what may be getting pres...
