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TextaQueen (they/them)
TextaQueen (they/them)
TextaQueen

TextaQueen is a multi-genre artist of Goan descent living on unceded Wurundjeri land. Known for using the humble felt-tip marker to create majestic portraiture, their work complicates assumptions around identities at the intersections of gender, race, sexuality, and ability. Their practice envisions an ever-expanding alternate universe of collective and transformative possibility, centring those not often witnessed in states of empowerment.

On their relationship to 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art: It is the site of my Bollywouldn’t show, about reimagining queer & trans South Asians.