Kim Neudorf is a queer, transmasculine artist and a sessional instructor at Western University. Working with a loosely autobiographical archive of texts, images, and studio research, he assembles fragments of imagery to consider how experience and identity can be expressed through multiplicity. As a queer and transmasculine artist, this method becomes a way for him to push back against narrow expectations of how queerness and transness are often expected to be represented. His paintings—both visually and conceptually—refuse the idea that art or artists must conform to binary standards of legibility. His work has been exhibited across Canada and in New York. This lecture is presented in partnership with Western University’s Art Now! Speakers’ Series.