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Some t4t joy for the tl today. 🏳️⚧️❤️🩹
And more than a little queer rage. ✊
This is one of several new prints I will be rolling out in time for the 2023 Erotic Art & Crafts Fair (@EroticArtsFair) presented by @ComeAsYouAreCo.
I'll continue sharing wips as we draw closer to the date~
That t4t bacchanalia in full swing~
I enjoy working in black and white, but with enough interest, I'll consider painting a full colour version.🌈 https://t.co/yNJ3fJ5Bh0
P.S. This is part of a new series I'm working on in time for the 2023 Erotic Art & Crafts Fair (@EroticArtsFair) presented by @ComeAsYouAreCo
I love that this image basically speaks for itself, but interestingly there is a pun here that is somewhat difficult to translate: caption «знаки различия» could mean insignia (as a symbol of rank), but could also be read literally as "sign of difference"
@sierrabravoart This particular depiction draws primarily on satirical cartoons of the time that went out of their way to equate gender non-conformity with "Western bourgeois values". A common refrain that further justified the criminalization of queer people under the Soviet Union.
A close up:
WATER OF LIFE
Caution May Contain
War, Cultural Imperialism,
Religious Extremism, Medical
Pathologization, Unsafe Work
Conditions, Institutional
Discrimination, Criminalization,
Youth Homelessness, Unsafe
Work Conditions, Stigma and
Other Potential Allergens.
Torontovka is queer urban horror.
Sasha, a closeted trans boy, lives in a run-down apartment complex in a Soviet immigrant neighbourhood.
The electricity’s out. He wants to visit his friend on another floor. But that means confronting the Dybbuk that haunts him in the dark.