Every photograph I create, every homoerotic gesture I capture, every unapologetic bulge I put on display—this is not just art, it’s a manifesto. It’s a refusal to let governments, patriarchies, […]
There was a point in New York City nightlife when the hottest ticket in town wasn’t a club, a drag show, or a rooftop party. It happened in a Manhattan […]
I conceived the Homoerotic Pop Art Prints Collection during the first lockdowns of the pandemic, when isolation forced me to look inward and art became both survival and rebellion. What […]