Print: "Queer as Fuck"
To exist authentically can also mean feeling like a public target.
As the historical cycle of oppressive narratives continue to repeat, visibility is such a double-edged sword. You never know who you’ll encounter in your day and with the 64% rise in hate crimes against members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in so-called Canada, it’s a scary time to be visible.
There is so much power in celebrating ourselves and showing up for our community. We deserve to be seen as we are. We deserve to continue growing and unlearning our own internalized “ism’s” that we’ve been taught. We need to continue demanding better for ourselves and those around us. We need to continue creating a better world for our younger 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
So why not celebrate that with a hand printed piece of queer art from a Trans Indigenous artist?
To exist authentically can also mean feeling like a public target.
As the historical cycle of oppressive narratives continue to repeat, visibility is such a double-edged sword. You never know who you’ll encounter in your day and with the 64% rise in hate crimes against members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in so-called Canada, it’s a scary time to be visible.
There is so much power in celebrating ourselves and showing up for our community. We deserve to be seen as we are. We deserve to continue growing and unlearning our own internalized “ism’s” that we’ve been taught. We need to continue demanding better for ourselves and those around us. We need to continue creating a better world for our younger 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
So why not celebrate that with a hand printed piece of queer art from a Trans Indigenous artist?
To exist authentically can also mean feeling like a public target.
As the historical cycle of oppressive narratives continue to repeat, visibility is such a double-edged sword. You never know who you’ll encounter in your day and with the 64% rise in hate crimes against members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in so-called Canada, it’s a scary time to be visible.
There is so much power in celebrating ourselves and showing up for our community. We deserve to be seen as we are. We deserve to continue growing and unlearning our own internalized “ism’s” that we’ve been taught. We need to continue demanding better for ourselves and those around us. We need to continue creating a better world for our younger 2SLGBTQIA+ people.
So why not celebrate that with a hand printed piece of queer art from a Trans Indigenous artist?
Print Specifications
6.5 x 5 inches
Hand printed two colour silkscreen print
Printed on hand torn white Stonehenge paper
