A black and white illustrated print exploring symbolism, queerness, and the language of intuition.
Gay Science brings together tarot, astrology, plant forms and celestial motifs into a single composition — drawing on both historical systems of meaning-making and contemporary queer identity. The piece plays with the idea of “science” not as fixed truth, but as something interpretive, intuitive, and deeply human.
The title nods to alternative ways of knowing — where emotion, magic, and connection are treated as valid forms of understanding, not something to be dismissed.
Printed in a clean monochrome palette, this piece sits comfortably across interiors while holding a more layered, conceptual edge on closer look.
A black and white illustrated print exploring symbolism, queerness, and the language of intuition.
Gay Science brings together tarot, astrology, plant forms and celestial motifs into a single composition — drawing on both historical systems of meaning-making and contemporary queer identity. The piece plays with the idea of “science” not as fixed truth, but as something interpretive, intuitive, and deeply human.
The title nods to alternative ways of knowing — where emotion, magic, and connection are treated as valid forms of understanding, not something to be dismissed.
Printed in a clean monochrome palette, this piece sits comfortably across interiors while holding a more layered, conceptual edge on closer look.