The patriarchal and heteronormative society in which we live seeks to erase certain identities that do not meet its expectations. To resist this, we must liberate the space around our identities, no longer imitating or reproducing, but transforming and evolving autonomously. 

This performance represents a regenerative act, a process of mutation and transformation through care. As a queer identity, this performance activates feelings and experiences related to social pressures, both individual and collective. How can we protect ourselves collectively? This space invites the audience to gather around the installation and the creation of a tea ceremony, in order to share knowledge gained from lived experience, and thus be seen and heard in a collective space.