Kings & Queens are ten paintings showing dragqueens and dragkings. These paintings mean a lot to me. At first glance they’re funny and colourful. But behind every story sometimes lies another reality.
A Royal Gathering
What is real, and what is merely a shadow play of roles?
Bent not Broken
The king would not be defined by his fall. He would carry its legacy within him
Back on the Throne.
Regaining one’s essential self and purpose after a period of displacement or loss.
The Naked Queen
An intimate moment, a glimpse behind the scenes of drag life. Patsy Prozac, sits half-naked and vulnerable in her dressing room. The shopping bag symbolizes the everyday.
Patsy Prozac
There is always more than what we see at first glance. Behind the masks and the glitter lies a human being with all their complexity and vulnerability.
No more Masquerade
No more Masquerade is about the roles we play, the masks we wear. But ultimately, we long for authenticity, for the freedom to be ourselves.
Oscar’s Portrait
Two sides of the same coin. Oscar’s tattoos are his ‘drag,’ a way of shaping his identity. But underneath lies a warm heart, an animal lover.
Friends for Life, Oscar and his dogs
Birds of a Feather
You can draw strength from a community without losing your own identity. It is an inspiration for anyone who has ever felt ‘different’.
(In Progress) Harmony
Harmony is about connections, a creation of togetherness.
Slideshow Kings & Queens with music “Swanlake”
