Gender Fuck[er] is a full length performance which breaths between a rock concert, a tragedy and a night club. The work set to question the roles and perception of the male looking onto a female, taking it out of the traditional condition by morphing the female into a male and vice versa. Through this collaboration both artists seek to accomplish something they could not do individually, which is to bring together two perspectives, a female and 

Gender Fuck[er] is a full length performance which breaths between a rock concert, a tragedy and a night club. The work set to question the roles and perception of the male looking onto a female, taking it out of the traditional condition by morphing the female into a male and vice versa. Through this collaboration both artists seek to accomplish something they could not do individually, which is to bring together two perspectives, a female and  

Gender Fuck[er] is a full length performance which breaths between a rock concert, a tragedy and a night club. The work set to question the roles and perception of the male looking onto a female, taking it out of the traditional condition by morphing the female into a male and vice versa. Through this collaboration both artists seek to accomplish something they could not do individually, which is to bring together two perspectives, a  

male onto one body and to explore the fluidity of identity through the physical, emotional and contextual perception of gender. The work challenges the division of roles by unleashing and building a masculine conviction within a vulnerable yet powerful female body looking into heterosexuality through a queer gaze.

male onto one body and to explore the fluidity of identity through the physical, emotional and contextual perception of gender. The work challenges the division of roles by unleashing and building a masculine conviction within a vulnerable yet powerful female body looking into heterosexuality through a queer gaze.

female and male onto one body and to explore the fluidity of identity through the physical, emotional and contextual perception of gender. The work challenges the division of roles by unleashing and building a masculine conviction within a vulnerable yet powerful female body looking into heterosexuality through a queer gaze.