We generate creative really works which happen to be offbeat, kitschy, colourful and softly provocative.

I claim to be a camp musician. In my opinion, camp is an idea that designates, on top of other things, a form of self-mockery that allows gay males to have a good laugh in the troubles of these condition in a homophobic culture, all with artifice and exaggeration.

This is why, voluntarily, I grab the clichés of homosexual culture and divert all of them, so that you can emphasize our society, as much within the finest such as its worst – ejection, superficiality, overconsumption, physical violence, dependency, sex, politics and.

W ith this show, I became stimulated from the Greenwich Village location, where in actuality the traditional Stonewall Inn riots happened on Summer 28, 1969. These riots marked a powerful and symbolic turning point the queer challenge as well as the fight for LGBTQ liberties.

On their behalf, that club had been someplace of liberty. These people were able to check out their unique sex. And so I imagined the heart of a hotel for the reason that region at that time – anything somewhat unsanitary, defectively illuminated and definitely not extremely expensive.

Spots in which marginalised, excluded or designated men and women meet to indulge their particular fantasies and stay the person they would like to end up being, without covering up. The politician exactly who is available in key, the farm guy just who allows himself be tempted by another guy, the fetish from the guy with all the pig's head, the man which gives himself out for the restroom.

I made use of warm, damp tints to fully capture the hot power of the moments and produce anything very sensuous and exciting.

When this resort had a name, it would be "Polly Dolly's Motel", the hotel of all of the possibilities.