Polymorphous Desire

Polymorphous Desire delves into identity, love, and intimacy, using light and form to capture moments of vulnerability and tenderness. The work merges the permanence of photography with the physicality of cyanotypes to honour love in all its forms. The layered visuals challenge conventional ideas about the possession of body’s and intimacy, prompting viewers to rethink presumed assumptions. As a queer anarchist, my art is a political act, rejecting the restrictive norms imposed by the patriarchy and the nuclear family on love, sex, and relationships.