DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Love(r)ships

Love(r)ships depicts the interconnected relationships revolving around the concept of 'Love' within the queer community.
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala

Love(r)ships is an ongoing project exploring connection and intimacy beyond sex. Centering touch as an anchoring into a world of Love, redefining connectivity between friends, family, and lovers. 

Love(r)ships is inspired by the tribes of friends we build as queer people, where intimacy is often blurred and is not limited to sexual lovers and intends to normalize consensual physical touch as a love language of care, affirmation and safety.

DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala explores intimacy beyond sex in their project Loveships
DeLovie Kwagala

Papa De bio:

DeLovie Kwagala (Papa De), is an international award winning multi anti disciplinary artist, Uganda s first openly non-binary queer photographer, a human rights activist, a photojournalist, a somatic embodied Practitioner and the founder of Hashtagwhatnext.

Their work focuses on identity, gender sexuality, notions of home and belonging, migration and displacement, defying stereotypes around beauty and connections, and empowering the youth into taking actions for our own narratives and truths.

DeLovie Kwagala is also part of a collective raising money to help the individuals at risk who have reached out to them. Here you can make your donation to the Uganda LGBTQ Emergency Fund.