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At Home
"At Home" is an ongoing photography project, started in 2016, which focuses on identities, personal spaces, and community.
I have started this series of photography portraits while living in the Türkis Rosa Lila Villa, a queer house project in Vienna. I lived there for 3 years and during that time I got very inspired by that place of 11 people living together. Living in the same house and being engaged in the community work gave me a strong feeling of mutual belonging. I’ve started photographing my housemates in their rooms mostly because I wanted to become closer to them, to get to know them better. It was my way of showing care and appreciation for being in my life, in the house, for supporting me and letting me support them. When I moved out I have continued photographing my next flatmates, friends, and other people who I met at the Viennese queer scene for the same reasons.
"At Home" is a participatory project, which encourages its protagonists, LGBTIQ people, to choose where and how they want to be portrayed. Together we create a space for intimacy that is putting them in both vulnerable and powerful positions at the same time and ensures the authenticity of the portraits.
@freshsoulclothing is one of my favourite brands. They recently came out with their Adora dress. As soon as I saw it, I knew I just HAD to have one (spoiler, I ended up buying two). Fabulous fabric, fit and feel.
At Home
"At Home" is an ongoing photography project, started in 2016, which focuses on identities, personal spaces, and community.
I have started this series of photography portraits while living in the Türkis Rosa Lila Villa, a queer house project in Vienna. I lived there for 3 years and during that time I got very inspired by that place of 11 people living together. Living in the same house and being engaged in the community work gave me a strong feeling of mutual belonging. I’ve started photographing my housemates in their rooms mostly because I wanted to become closer to them, to get to know them better. It was my way of showing care and appreciation for being in my life, in the house, for supporting me and letting me support them. When I moved out I have continued photographing my next flatmates, friends, and other people who I met at the Viennese queer scene for the same reasons.
"At Home" is a participatory project, which encourages its protagonists, LGBTIQ people, to choose where and how they want to be portrayed. Together we create a space for intimacy that is putting them in both vulnerable and powerful positions at the same time and ensures the authenticity of the portraits.
Outfits from @freshsoulclothing have been among my favourites for years. This was one of my first ever from them, around 2017, I think.
Beautiful fabric, fit and feel.
For my latest purchases from FS, watch this space!
Playing around with my semi rockchick look.
Can you believe it, I picked up this fab red leather skirt secondand from @uturnvintage 3-4 years ago, and I still love it (though TBH, why wouldn't you?).
Though even better, when I took these photos, we had a government here in Australia that actively hated trans people, was prepared to bully and exclude them, all for the sake of a few votes from bigots.
Happily, Australian voters rejected that approach in huge numbers, and now "clever politics" has been caught out for what it is: populist rightwing dog-whistling. Of course, there's frantic ongoing pearl clutching from the broflakes of the Murdochian media. #schadenfreude
And now we have a government that is actively supportive of diversity in all its... diverseness. Which includes #tgirlslikeus.
Yay!
@freshsoulclothing is one of my favourite brands. They recently came out with their Adora dress. As soon as I saw it, I knew I just HAD to have one (spoiler, I ended up buying two). Fabulous fabric, fit and feel.
i need a new hair stylist.....no i don't, i love my stylist and i think she loves me....(why else would she give me these great hair-dos)....... COMMENTS ANYONE??