Linhua: Hu

In Gender Matters (1990), Judith Butler notes that bodily gender is performative. In this project, I use Queer Ecology as a starting point to explore the fluid sensuality between sexuality and nature, amplifying the bodily senses. No longer overly concerned with the distinction between male and female genders, the distinction between species, and the emphasis on reproduction. I hope to explore the future of equality between species and the defining relationships of gender, and to perceive nature and the erotic expression of sexuality through the tactile sensation of the 'unrecognizable body'.