Dike

Anger is like water. We often try to hold in and stifle emotions that are not viewed as feminine. And, from a queer perspective, expressions of anger are taken as proof of the fundamental malfunction that has caused you to stray from the heteronormative life enforced from a young age. This work seeks to display the raw emotion seeping through the artificial barriers erected to stem the tide, and the inevitable cascade through the path of least resistance.