Your Father

Your Father confronts the systems that question queer rights, revoke identities and regulate bodies. Rather than presenting discrimination as an abstract condition, the work addresses the viewer directly and asks where they stand.

Part of the I Am collection, the painting turns personal identity into a political claim. Its clarity is deliberate: visibility here is not decoration, but resistance against the forces that attempt to define whose life is recognised and protected.

Year: 2025
Medium: Acrylic on flat canvas
Dimensions: 25 × 25 cm
Collection: I Am