Subscribe to our newsletter • Don’t miss out!

Just Because You Erase Me Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Here is an act of defiance against erasure—an insistence on presence where absence has been imposed. This immersive installation reclaims freedom not simply as movement, but as the right to be seen, heard, and remembered, confronting systems that silence marginalized voices. Through an interplay of sound and light, the work disrupts passive spectatorship, transforming trauma into resonance and bathing the space in a royal blue hue tied to both authority and transcendence. The sonic monodrone becomes a vessel for reclaiming space, turning oppression into power. By amplifying erased LGBTQ histories and confronting the audience with absence itself, the work demands we interrogate the present and refuse to forget the past. In doing so, Just Because You Erase Me Doesn’t Mean I’m Not Here asserts that true freedom lies in remembrance, resilience, and the refusal to disappear.