SCENE II: Shame, Honor, and Honesty
pp. 19-35
DESCRIPTION/SET UP
In the context from The Argonuats, Maggie and Harry was in the discussion of expressing views and anxieties about their queer idenitety. “…I wanted to live in a world in which the antidote to shame is not honor, but honesty.”(Nelson, 32)
based on that, an exploration of the relationships between shame&honor/shame&honesty began.
THE EOE-FBS
By queering the placement of the top and bottom, constructing a paradoxical symmetried near-body-architecture
DIALOGUE w. STAGE DIRECTIONS
The model walks in.
Saying: “…I wanted to live in a world in which the antidote to shame
is not honor, but honesty.”
Model wandering around,
Peeling outer fashion pieces(Stripping),
Leave outer fashion object on the ground.
The model walks out.
HAODONG GONG
pp. 19-35
DESCRIPTION/SET UP
In the context from The Argonuats, Maggie and Harry was in the discussion of expressing views and anxieties about their queer idenitety. “…I wanted to live in a world in which the antidote to shame is not honor, but honesty.”(Nelson, 32)
based on that, an exploration of the relationships between shame&honor/shame&honesty began.
THE EOE-FBS
By queering the placement of the top and bottom, constructing a paradoxical symmetried near-body-architecture
DIALOGUE w. STAGE DIRECTIONS
The model walks in.
Saying: “…I wanted to live in a world in which the antidote to shame
is not honor, but honesty.”
Model wandering around,
Peeling outer fashion pieces(Stripping),
Leave outer fashion object on the ground.
The model walks out.
HAODONG GONG