22/04/2024
Lives in boxes
10/04/2024
N°22 – From civil disobedience to parliament
Sylvia, a 49-year-old carpenter, lives in Dortmund with her two children. One year ago, she joined Letzte Generation (Last Generation). The protest group, known for hunger strikes, throwing mashed potato on paintings in museums or glueing themselves to the street, recently announced their aim to run for the European elections.
29/03/2024
N°21 – Set in Stone
Róisín is the president of the NUI Galway Feminist Society where she studies BCL law and human rights. Over the past few weeks, she campaigned in favour of an amendment of the 87-year-old Irish Constitution to get rid of the references to the role of “women within the home”. That proposal was rejected during a referendum on the 8th March, but Róisín has not changed her mind: the text should be updated.
25/03/2024
Jupiter and the femminielli
26/02/2024
No farmer, no future
14/02/2024
Going home
31/01/2024
Claiming the edge
04/01/2024
From one war to another (Part. II)
06/12/2023
From one war to another
22/11/2023
Almost European
15/11/2023
In the house of the mafia
11/10/2023
Drag, glitter and politics
The day of the show starts early. I pack three bags: an IKEA bag, a makeup bag and a huge suitcase, where I put my wigs, my dresses, my makeup, my props. I shave all the parts I don’t want to have hair on. I get into the taxi, I get to the venue.
28/09/2023
Into The Flames
28/09/2023
Queer in exile
One year ago today, on the 31st August 2022, I applied for a humanitarian visa to leave Russia. I was originally told it would take up to six months, but here I am today, still waiting. Since I haven’t received any reply, I am, for now, ‘stuck’ in Tajikistan, where I arrived, alone, eleven months ago.