During the pandemic, I was frightened of losing the comfort and belonging I had finally found. With a chaotic mind in a chaotic world, the camera helps me hold on to what is the most important to me. I started to take pictures to hold on to the people that meant the most to me. As the world closed down, my relationship with my friends got even closer.
This project documents a small queer community starting in 2020 when the world closed down, and we lost our meeting places and community. It began with Herman, Bendik, and I locked down in a small apartment making dinner, trying to work, throwing small parties, always playing with gender roles, and finding new ways to exist. As the world opened up, the people around us became even more important.
