A full-body silhouette of a person in a wheelchair is set against a vivid red background. Suspended mid-air, the individual holds onto a horizontal bar attached to ropes that stretch upward beyond the frame. Their arms are outstretched, and their posture conveys motion. The wheelchair is clearly visible, integrated seamlessly into the dynamic pose. The stark contrast between the deep red backdrop and the dark silhouette adds to the image’s theatrical and powerful presence.
A Latina woman with long dark hair sits in a wheelchair on a bright red rug against a black background. Her head is lifted to her left, her shoulder raised so it almost touches her lips. She wears a brown top with silver sequins down the front, black bra straps showing, and brown leather boots with buckles on them, her left leg crossed over her right knee. One hand is between her legs, the other hand extended down with fingers spread by her knee.
A Black person with short dreads wearing a white one-piece unitard leans to the left with legs spread, their back to the camera. They hold a white scarf outstretched in their left hand. Watery blue and white images are projected onto the scarf and their body.
A fat white Jewish femme wears a tight green bejeweled bodice and a turquoise mermaid tail, with ribbons cascading from their hair and wrists, in front of a watery blue background.
SinsInvalid is more than a performance project—it’s a revolution. 🎭
Centering disabled artists of color, especially queer and trans folks, they reclaim beauty, power, and pleasure through art rooted in disability justice.
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