Exhibited at Islington Mill, the work explores the shifting language of masculinity—how it is shaped, challenged, and reimagined today.

The costume acts as both garment and sculpture, a physical extension of the body that questions traditional expectations of masculine presentation. Through material, form, and gesture, the piece opens a space to reflect on vulnerability, strength, play, and transformation.

Presented within the experimental environment of Islington Mill, the installation turns the costume into a living dialogue between body, object, and the viewer. The images shown here document the work as it unfolded in the space, capturing the tension and fluidity at the heart of the project.