10th Station of the Cross: Crucifixion hypha-marble-arch Taking aesthetic inspiration from the

Taking aesthetic inspiration from the broken and degraded classical greek and Roman statues

Using nature as a metaphor

This work is made in response to the sky at sunrise seen through early morning condensation on a window

and tracks

Or do they perhaps come to the heart first and we then spend a lot of time transmitting them to our brains

10th Station of the Cross: Crucifixion hypha-marble-arch Taking aesthetic inspiration from the10th Station of the Cross: Crucifixion explores the colonial influence of Christian art, focusing on the political instrumentalisation of its homoerotic content by humanising such images in public spaces, reclaiming street billboards to create new, sexually and racially inclusive devotional images that foreground queer bodies and desires within the framework of sexual dissidence.