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For our latest Imag[in]e article, Miriam Sims (@tenacit.y) delved into the fascinating works of third year Contemporary Art student Izzi Selfe (@untitledizzi).
Currently, they are exploring notions of abjection, performance and queer identities through their studio practice.
"Gendered objects and gender in society affects lots of people who don’t conform so easily."
Read more of Izzi's interview NOW in edition #39!
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