Siena Liggins’ “Flowerbomb” is the Summer Anthem for Queer Girls
Poppy and upbeat, Detroit based singer/songwriter Siena Liggins‘ summer single “Flowerbomb” is an ode to women-loving-women everywhere. With lyrics akin to Jeremih, Liggins’ track has a post-Diplo kind of vibe, almost with a retro feel. With this track, Liggins’ envelops the feelings and sensations that come with being with someone you’ve waited a long time […]
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MAISON the FAUX: a Fashion House Disrupting the Status Quo
The creative fashion studio Maison the Faux is made up of a duo of designers, Joris Suk and Tessa de Boer. Known for their creative runway presentations and gender neutral clothing Maison the Faux is paving the way to a more liberating and inclusive fashion industry. We recently caught up with Joris Suk to learn […]
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Jewellery Label Sacreflux Promo is Redefining Branding Content
Shot for jewellery label Sacreflux, this film aims to represent marginalised people (both models identify as part of the LGBTQI community) and re-define the traditional way branded content is created, by combining a film genre (horror- The Blair Witch Project) with a commercial. The director, Amber Mealing had the following to say about the film: […]
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Queer Artists Creating Change: James Majesty
Celebrating the queer community, we are starting a new column featuring queer artists who are using their platforms to positively affect change. To kick off the series we caught up with the Seattle based drag artist James Majesty. How did you get into drag originally? I honestly can’t remember when it all started. I was […]
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The Miseducation of Cameron Post Raises Public Awareness For Conversion Therapy
Closing the Outfest film festival in Los Angeles, The Miseducation of Cameron Post explores issues of gay conversion therapy in an early 90’s setting in midwest America. Based on the novel by Emily M. Danforth, the film is a refreshingly raw coming-of-age tale surrounding gay teen Cameron (played by Chloe Grace Moretz), a queer woman […]
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UV boi فوق بنفسجي talks vulnerability and finding his own voice
After releasing the luscious offerings of his Returned Alone & LUV EPs, Brisbane’s UV boi فوق بنفسجي is on the cusp of big things with his forthcoming debut album. We caught up with the dynamic artist ahead of his set at Red Bull Music’s Thursday night pre-party A Night With, at Byron Bay’s Splendour in the Grass festival to talk about career development, […]
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The Fatale: Challenging the Gender Binary of Classic Cinema
‘The Fatale’ recontextualizes 1980s cinema and the archetypal portrayal of the femme fatale. Historically told within a heteronormative narrative driven by a dangerous woman seducing the hero to his downfall, this common film stereotype portrays the femme’s use of unapologetic sexuality as the traits of an unstable character without depth. However, this film icon can […]
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Opulence: Exploring the Spectrum of Fetish
‘Opulence’ was shot in a chandelier shop, where the interior exudes abundance, richness, profusion and fullness. Designer Luisa Groß explains how “it emphasizes the variety and spectrum of fetish. I also figured the ‘old world’ kind of bourgeois aesthetic would contrast nicely with the very colourful PVC I am using for my designs. The pieces of this […]
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Imbi the Girl is the Non-Binary, Self-Loving Poet We’ve All Been Waiting For
With addictive smooth beats and sultry soul lyrics with an empowering message, we’re hitting repeat to Sydney based musician Imbi the Girl on our playlists. A non-binary, body positive, self-loving hip-hop and R&B vocalist, Imbi the Girl’s outspoken voice resonates to us for more reasons than one. Proudly confident about their sexuality, and ready to share […]
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‘Fish’ Explores Queer Friendships and Life Living in the Bronx
Fish is a short film directed, written and starring Adomako Aman that follows the story of two gay men of colour and their everyday struggle of finding jobs and balancing life in the Bronx. Bringing to the forefront issues of community acceptance and fighting perpetuating stereotypes ‘Fish’ is an honest reflection of the importance of […]
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