to be a 𝓰𝓲𝓻𝓵 is to perform

I hope that the humor, irony, and nuances of this work are understood. This video is an assertion that I believe in gender as a social performance, not associated with genitals and assigned genders. It's also about the expectations related to femininity.

As a non-binary person, I play with femininity because I've finally managed to integrate masculinity as part of myself. But whenever I present myself as hyper feminine, I feel much more like drag than necessarily a woman.

I hope you enjoy this makeup tutorial inspired by the gyaru subculture, and resonate with queer ideas of gender as an experimentation space.