A study by the University of Melbourne revealed that 25-30% of male native black swans (Cygnus atratus) were in same-sex partnerships. PINK SWANS is documented using Infrared technology allowing us to see nature through different wavelengths of light and through a different, queerer, lens.
PINK SWANS captures local queer ecologies while celebrating the swans beauty and diversity. Screening PINK SWANS is a queering of the landscape, allowing natures queerness to be represented within the built environment.
The video will play on loop during the evenings
Presented by Norton Fredericks, Generate GC and Fish Lane
