Ings, WelbySteagall, Marcos MortensenBaldwin, Ezra Michael2023-08-212023-08-212023http://hdl.handle.net/10292/16581This practice-led, artistic inquiry considers the potential of queer collage as a visual communication device for expressing the identity and perspectives of a non-binary person navigating a world of gender conformity. The study is framed as an autoethnographic inquiry that employs heuristic methods to explore collage as a process of building and unbuilding. This process is actualised by reflective self-dialogue, iterative practice, and reflection on external feedback. The thesis contributes to emerging discourses and artistic practices related to contemporary non-binary gender identity and expression.enGenderNon-BinaryQueer CollageQueer LensTransgenderThesis/DissertationOpenAccess