My art is my medium for processing and healing patriarchal trauma, for reclaiming my narrative.
In my work I shed the shame attached to queerness, female sexuality, and the feminine-coded body.
Imagine a culture in which all constrictions placed upon humanity by patriarchy are lifted, and gender equality is achieved through female liberation. A world in which the female body and female sexuality are destigmatized, a world that celebrates what we were taught to be ashamed of.
My work is about radical self-expression, taking back ownership of our bodies with pride.
I stand for a feminism that aknowledges the intersectionality of systems of oppression. I believe my voice matters, but that my voice alone cannot tell the whole story.
The Matriarchal Utopia stands for a world of liberation from all forms of oppression present in our current systems.
I bow my head to those that have been fighting for equality before me, and make it my mission to join their chorus.
I am not a brand, I am an artist. I don’t make products, I make artwork. My work centres on values, not trends.