A very short introduction to what male viewers of trans webcams seek from the experience, in visual/aesthetic terms. Informed by personal experience as well as the quantitative data of Ogas & Gaddam (2011).
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.
The Future of Personal Research, and a Bit More
Having spent the past few months completing Fragments of a Punk Opera , working on my PhD upgrade 'exam' and with the odd dash of a...
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Chronologically, this should probably have been the first post on this blog, being a reflection on the origins of the current stream of rese...
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The body is of course objectified in webcam porn (as in any other form of that medium), but it is also fragmented, and can be mirrored in ...
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A few thoughts and observations on striptease not only as a "well-known rite" (R. Barthes, Striptease , in 'Mythologies',...
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