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.
New performative work informed by the early 'Strip Speak' burlesque acts of Annie Sprinkle, with a body positive/diversity theme.
This is a live version from 19/9/23, in which a 'toned down' version is presented, along with consideration for the 'type of audience' in attendance.
Finding time for a rare post hereabouts whilst taking a break from thinking about the practice-based research, and what may be getting pres...
