Body-Territory
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https://doi.org/10.33871/sensorium.2026.13.11961Keywords:
materiality; body; permanence; uncontrollable; political natureAbstract
The queer fat body lives in two extremes: the hyper sexualized and the rejected. The homoaffective relationship in my own queer identity led me to question the role of gender archetypes in my relationship with the body. The embrace of female energy in the queer body is composed of pink, purple, lilac and gold colors and shows male bodies in a intimate moment of tenderness.
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