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Dogs
Dogs explores fetish culture within the gay community through the imagery of puppy play masks. Presented as a series, the work examines how identity, desire and performance intertwine within queer spaces, where playfulness can also become a form of self-discovery. The bright colours and direct portrait format contrast with the coded nature of the fetish scene, highlighting the tension between visibility and anonymity. Beneath its playful surface, the series reflects on freedom, belonging and the alternative forms of intimacy created within queer subcultures.
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Dogs explores fetish culture within the gay community through the imagery of puppy play masks. Presented as a series, the work examines how identity, desire and performance intertwine within queer spaces, where playfulness can also become a form of self-discovery. The bright colours and direct portrait format contrast with the coded nature of the fetish scene, highlighting the tension between visibility and anonymity. Beneath its playful surface, the series reflects on freedom, belonging and the alternative forms of intimacy created within queer subcultures.
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