Gender, Identity and Representation

From trans joy to Black feminism; gender fluidity to media representation – these works explore the intersecting aspects, questions and challenges of gender today.

A girl who has a garden
ALMOST INVISIBLE
by Yunzhu Chen
Un/digging Space Tumulus—a handmade web: Multisensory Fieldnote on Queer Ecology and Archaeology
by dr. cevahir c. özdoğan
THOSE FLEETING YEARS
by HAOFENG JI
Reconfiguring Care
by Nuo Xu
RECLAIMING SHAMATE
by HAOFENG JI
Embodied Maps
by Siyuan Chen
Conflux Orbit
by Tianci Deng
A photo of multiple drawings and paintings tacked to the wall.
Ciphertext for Dieter [Post No Bills]
by David Collins
Veiled Encounters
by Dean Jones
Far Yer Fae
by Sophie Robb
Complaint Collective Guided Resolution Planning Toolkit
Complaint Collective
by Olivia Friend-Spencer
Haptic Strands
by Xinnuo Han
Smart Zoo
by Qianquan Wang
Sliver Dream
by Merlin Yang
Memory Weep
by Xinnuo Han
MDF hair‑dye boxes, one broken crate with hair spilling out within degree show installation.
Lira Alive Hair Dye Box
by Xinnuo Han
A Life well Lived
by Yun Gu
BECOME A GOD WITH IT
by Yuxuan Lao
a black burnt piece of wood with white ashy patches stands supported by a small piece of orange brick, around the charcoal lump is two wraps of red thread with two brass bells of different sizes hanging at the front
the temple
by Maya El Nahal
Pride Participation Programme
by Chen Huang
Edges speak
by Kangyuedi Chen
Rot in red, Grow in black
by Quen He
The Wizard of Label
by Kewen Chen
The Performance of Self
by Ying Zhang
Screenshot of the title screen of a video game. A pale green background with pink letters to the right that read "My Number One Boy". On the left is a 3d model of a lumpy, hairless pink figure with bulding eyes. The bottom right has a pink "Play" button.
My Number One Boy
by Pete Lannon
Exploded axonometric view showing the spatial organisation, circulation, landscape and relationship between different levels of the Women’s Urban Sanctuary in Glasgow.
THE RIGHT TO PAUSE A Women’s Urban Sanctuary in St Enoch, Glasgow
by Yutong Song
FIVE MINUTES
by Zhengyang Jin
Matchmaking – THE CLASSIFIED
by Yijing Guo
Still from a film showing a wide shot of a path in a park stretching into the distance. Sparse bare trees line the path. In the middle distance a young child is riding a balance bike away from the camera.
I Looked Behind Me and Saw the Smoke
by Pete Lannon
波 (The Wave)
by Rithu Krishna
Anisomorphic Space
by Rithu Krishna
DEAR BODY
by Xingxi Lin
365 Days on My Own
by Yuxuan Wan
Evil’s Mark
by Xueling Sun
Selected Works, 2025–2026
by Demi Gao
Someone is trying to reach you
by Owen Speir
A series of twelve experimental typography posters exploring and critiquing disciplinary language experienced by Chinese women. The posters use repetition, overlay, fragmentation and distortion to visualise the accumulation, internalisation and resistance of disciplinary language.
Disciplinary Language
by Zhiyan Rao
Baby’s Breath
by Adrienne Murray
And Out Pours the Yolk
by Adrienne Murray
The Egg Prints
by Adrienne Murray
Digital Farewell Protocol: Ethical Decision-Making and Digital Legacy
by Yifei Liao
Trans Futures- Bathing in the patchhaus
by Cora Farr