Klik Klak Zine

Visuals published in the fanzine "Klik Klak Zine", made by Klik Klak club, (Riga, Latvia).

@klikklakriga

My work explores the realities of my peers, young adults, where bodies, relationships, queer identities, party environments and moments of transition become fluid and shifting. These images come from a personal gaze on bodies in relation, on attachment, intimacy, proximity and sometimes distance, in both everyday and suspended situations. The approach is instinctive, grounded in lived experiences of life blending with art.

The nudity, poses and weird context create an ambiguous space between care, vulnerability and staging. A quiet but theatrical stillness emerges. My visuals explores emotional and physical trust and desire.

The photograph captures a raw and pure chaotic energy where the party becomes a space free queer expression. The body is partially distorted, hidden and transformed. There is something spontaneous like a fragment of everyday life that escapes control and unfolds in reality.