Identity is the question at the heart of everything here. Who are we when we're not performing for the world? What does it even mean to be who we are? And how can we be brave enough to show that to the world? From alter egos and costumes to art collections, this is where I explore all the aspects of the self.
Someone asked me recently whether fully owning your difference inevitably makes it visible on the outside. In this video I share my answer along with some of my favourite, most ‘me’ outfits.
"She notes the singular importance of this particular genre for women as a “way to present a story about herself for public consumption,” a rare break from the typical objectification of the female form as depicted by the male artist."
