PROJECT 2026 #gloryhole
Performance

Date: 06/2026
Material:Performance with a wooden box
Duration: 6:05
EXHIBITION



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#gloryhole 2026

#gloryhole explores contemporary queer intimacy and loneliness. I was thinking about how queer desire today often happens through images, such as profile photos, selfies, gym bodies, underwear pictures, or fragmented parts of the body.

This reminds me of the spatial structure of a glory hole. You offer the most private part of your body to another person, sometimes even to someone you do not know at all, while the rest of your body, your face, and your identity remain hidden. The hole becomes a liminal space. It creates imagination and desire for the Other.

I made this wooden box close to the scale of my own body. For me, it almost functions as a second body, or as a structure that contains the body. The hole becomes both a point of access and contact, and a point of separation. It might be my fantasy, my imagination, or the kind of intimacy I am longing for.

So this work is not only about sex. It is more about how intimacy becomes fragmented, anonymous, and lonely.