NON-STOP NEUROTIC PEEPSHOW
NON-STOP NEUROTIC PEEPSHOW operates at the intersection of performance, sculpture, and self-portraiture. Using crafting, dressing up, and the assemblage of found objects as distinctly queer strategies, these gestures function as both ritual and resistance — forming an expressionist language through which to navigate the unstable terrain of gender, mental illness, and embodiment.
Conceived as an ongoing series unfolding in discrete Acts, the project began with PANDEMANIAC, a body of work created in isolation during the COVID-19 lockdown. While rooted in themes of grief, relapse, and psychological unraveling, the series is visually rich and defiantly playful — a lush panic attack in heels. Throughout, the work insists on the transformative power of the handmade, the performative, and the absurd as tools for queer world-building and self-invention.
EXHIBITIONS
"Eye Body", T J Boulting, London, UK
Peckham 24, London, UK
Auckland Festival of Photography, New Zealand
FORMAT21, Derby, UK
"The Force of Fantasy", SEAS, Brighton, UK
PUBLICATIONS

British Journal of Photography: essay by Isaac Huxtable
PAPERS
Queer Lockdown and the Reflective Mask: Towards a reading of PANDEMANIAC, Derby University/Format Festival Conference




