Kate Malyon

In the Dome of World Archives, the memory of the gifted people has replaced the memory of the computers. Two young citizens, Nichmon and Lara, oppressed by a rigid bureaucracy, meet by chance and their lives connect forever.

"Everyone knows yoga is good for you. Everyone knows smoking is good for you. But do you know how to get the most of out of both these lifestyle choices?... SMOGA!"

Queer Margate locals bravely shared short, heartfelt letters addressed to their younger selves in a celebration of the strength and beauty found in living authentically and the transformative power of sharing our stories.

At the Walpole Tidal Pool in Margate, England, a swimmer reflects on how water becomes a space for transformation and self-discovery. As the tides shift and the pool appears and disappears, so too does their visibility and understanding of their gender identity - sometimes opaque, sometimes clear. Through swimming in the sea, the boundaries between body and environment soften, offering a way to understand queerness as expansive, fluid, and deeply connected to place