Queer salon explores TGD butch, a representation rarely seen. The images are hard to find and are predominantly circulated through photography and the documentary genre. The act of transferring TGD butch images to portraiture is vital; it addresses an absence of this imagery and subject in modern and contemporary art.  

Capturing different embodiments of masculinity, Queer Salon suggests an empowered state of being, driven by a desire to bring congruence between bodies and minds; to seek authenticity.