His cross-dressing performance interweaves ritual dances with autobiographical passages and actions that involve audience members, in order to challenge the widely-held view of a gay-friendly indigenous culture and point towards the existence of lives that negotiate pain and loneliness with self-affirming pride.
The performer's cross-dressing act combines traditional dances with personal narratives and interactions with the audience, aiming to dismantle the common perception of an accepting indigenous culture and highlight the experiences of individuals who navigate pain and loneliness while embracing their identity.