A photographic story exploring the theme of gender expression through the use of clothing
_________________________________
Photography: @sebastien_nvsd
Muse: @lupeguerragarcia
Assistant: @diegosousap
A photographic story exploring the theme of gender expression through the use of clothing
_________________________________
Photography: @sebastien_nvsd
Muse: @lupeguerragarcia
Assistant: @diegosousap
For years, queer culture has been an undercurrent—its influence undeniable but often uncredited in mainstream art. Now, the tide has turned. Queer voices are no longer whispering from the edges; they’re reshaping the entire conversation, bringing fresh perspectives that challenge conventions and celebrate difference. What was once marginalized is now celebrated openly, creating a creative explosion that reverberates across fashion, music, dance, and beyond.
In an inspiring new initiative featuring an all Latinx / Hispanic cast of trans women and queer males is here! This groundbreaking campaign, entirely in Spanish, highlights the critical importance of knowing one's HIV status and urges individuals to order free HIV self-test kits through a user-friendly portal available in both Spanish and English. Participants can order up to two kits, which are delivered discreetly to any address they provide, ensuring ease and accessibility for all.
Queer artists are redefining the art scene by using digital platforms to create, share, and market their work in dazzling new ways. These platforms are not just showcases of vibrant artistic expressions; they are virtual havens of inclusivity and creativity.
Magió's illustrations invite viewers into a "cute & queer world," a utopian vision where every individual is celebrated for who they are, free from societal expectations and constraints. This world is one where the joy of queer life is not just recognized but exalted, showing the potential for a society that embraces diversity in all its forms.
Emolsa Haasacha is a New York City based Ugandan fashionista/stylist, artist and model. Born and bred in Uganda, a developing country at odds with gender fluidity and where gender expressions is considered an anomaly. A boiling desire to break free from all society’s stereotypes was the foundation for his quest to championing change and visibility in his community.
"The happiest day of my life was when I had my reassignment surgery, becoming the woman I was born to be," she shares.
The memoir, though challenging to write, provides a profound insight into Amanda's resilience and the transformative power of embracing one's true self.
ALOK is “constantly becoming.” That’s what the trailblazing multihyphenate says when asked who they are.
“It feels less honest to say who I am and more accurate to say what I’m doing. And what I’m doing is: trying.”
Hanabi is a standout figure in the Parisian arts scene, seamlessly blending dance, fashion, and music into a unique expression of creativity. Known for their voguing roots, Hanabi’s journey began with a photoshoot opportunity on La Croisette in Cannes. Despite initial rejections for being "too short" or "too different," their persistence paid off when they joined the House of Ladurée, where they honed their voguing skills and found their voice.
The last several years have been, for lack of character allowance, fuckedt.
Yet with all of the devastation, isolation, death, grief, and information overload we’ve experienced as a single humanity and as queer humans – there have been several linings of silver, gold, and even glamor.
Our eyes are open. Our hearts are gaping. We are learning to hold grief and joy together simultaneously.
These collective experiences have allowed for healing, growth, and increased self-awareness. It has allowed for action from those who were previously immobilized. It has allowed for little and big moments of joy, during long periods of despair. It has shaped how, and for what, we celebrate. Our collective and individual experiences are embedded in the art we create.
Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates.
Copyright © 2024 For All Humans.
All Rights Reserved.