“Maybe the narrative and story of queer urban life is stronger but there has been societal change and a mind shift in the country.“
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“Grace reflects what I didn’t have, and what I wanted to create as well.”
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“I am narrating my experience as a Black, queer male and using pop culture elements to emphasise America's long-lasting encouragement of Black oppression.”
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“Ireland is undergoing this moment of uncovering and exploring forgotten histories, things that we’ve pushed under the carpet".
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"I was blocked by the President of Chechnya’s official Instagram when I tagged him and Vlad kissing in an edit I did of them".
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"It was a look at the people who shaped the movement and fought for healthcare and gay rights throughout this time".
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“You can throw a lot of shit at someone until they erupt. Some things just get under my skin and I can see that they wrong".
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What influences me is life as a whole and, consequently, how I live it and respond to it – which includes my sexuality. First, I am a being".
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"If we're all being a little honest with ourselves, we all, in minor ways or not, are awful gays".
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"A door left open, the poppers in soft focus, the smaller details. They're reminders of intimacy, artefacts; the only constant – rather than the boy".
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"Queerness doesn’t necessarily relate to gayness. There’s an accountant somewhere in Ireland that’s a queer but is married and has four kids – that’s really exciting to me”.
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"The reactions are completely different though it’s the same image. In one instance I’m this attention seeking whore and in another I’m making body art".
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"Queerness as a political and cultural identity is really important to my process. In the past couple of years I have more confidence in my queerness and I feel part of a queer community in Dublin".
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