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As a queer person, how much of yourself do you reveal? Glory on Glory on Human finds itself in a constant tug-of-war between the need to be openly proud of your identity and the fear of the wrong attention that comes with this openness.
A kaleidoscope of queer love
As a queer person, how much of yourself do you reveal? Glory on Glory on Human exists in a constant interplay between the need to be open and the fear of the wrong looks that come with this openness. It is thus simultaneously a dividing barrier of anonymity, communication about sexuality/intimacy, and a kaleidoscope of queer love and community. Since the form of the object is determined by the person wearing it, the object is only complete with them.
