This is a multidisciplinary project that intertwines music, visual art, and community involvement funded by Ty Cerdd and the Arts Council Wales. It forges links among diverse viewpoints and artistic expressions. Emphasising on HIV, the art exhibit blends past and present, delving into history and stigma via portraits. Guided discussions by expert panels centre on this theme. Specially commissioned music echoes the significance of tragedy within the Queer community.

The recent approval of a comprehensive HIV combat plan by the Welsh Government reinforces the project's relevance, fuelling my commitment to community engagement through art. This initiative seeks to educate the public on sexual health and deepen understanding of Queer identity, making music and art more accessible. It's a platform for innovative LGBTQ+ works, inspiring social change through artistic expression.

I aim to challenge societal norms, raise awareness of important issues such as HIV and Queer topics, and foster inclusivity. By creating thought-provoking performances and exhibitions, my project's legacy lies in its ability to educate and empower the general public, promote dialogue and understanding, and contribute to a more inclusive and accepting society.