Mary (2025)
Pencil and pastel on black paper with gemstone embellishments. A1.
Mary is a self-portrait rooted in lived queer experience. The work draws on layered references, music and identity to reclaimed iconography – without fixing them in place or offering a single reading.
Adornment operates as both expression and armour: a way of being seen while protecting vulnerability. Holding joy and defiance together, Mary asserts queer presence as something active, resilient and unapologetically lived in the now.
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Pencil and pastel on black paper with gemstone embellishments. A1.
Mary is a self-portrait rooted in lived queer experience. The work draws on layered references, music and identity to reclaimed iconography – without fixing them in place or offering a single reading.
Adornment operates as both expression and armour: a way of being seen while protecting vulnerability. Holding joy and defiance together, Mary asserts queer presence as something active, resilient and unapologetically lived in the now.







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