Hirsch moves in to the poses, is included slave and gentleman, positioned in front if two distinct backdrops, a flowery, Victorian-era one and a photo of S/M dykes by Volcano in Cullwick's era and modern times, " The idea was to reflect on these two moments: her moment of her life and look from our perspective nod what we know of drag performances, etc.--at her pictures... and the opposite, as well; from her perspective, try and look at what is drag performance now and include more of this question of work, of economy, of capitalism."
Hirsch moves in to the poses, include slave and gentleman, while positioned in front of two distinct backdrops, a flowery, Victorian-era one and a photo of S/M dykes by Volcano. Boudry explained these represented Cullwick's era and modern times. "The idea was to reflect on these two moments: her moment of her life and look from our perspective now--what we know of drag performances, etc.--at her pictures... and the opposite, as well; from her perspective, try and look at what is drag performance now and include more of this question of work, of economy, of capitalism."