A multidisciplinary artistic research project that interrogates the place of queer embodiment within the gendered construction of public and private spaces. Starting from an assumption of a male- and heteronormative-dominated design and architecture of our built environment, the aim of the project is to expose the power dynamics between bodily boundaries and physical (as well as social) structures through a queer-feminist lens.

Here, the ‘embodiment’ of queerness represents a disruption in heteropatriarchal systems as a means to dismantle the logics of oppression and to move towards other ways of being beyond the gender and sexual binary, capitalism and neoliberalism. This disruption, or glitch, juxtaposes corporeal (in)visibility against the physical structures, architecture and design of the domestic and urban spaces to reveal their inter- and counteractions. At the same time, the complexities of embodiment are explored by breaking through the confines of what counts as a body in order to destabilize the dualistic delineations of normativity.