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Daisy Doris May on Pregnancy, Queer Performance and Taking Up Space in BE MY BABY
Daisy Doris May on Pregnancy, Queer Performance and Taking Up Space in BE MY BABY

In BE MY BABY, Daisy Doris May transforms seven-month pregnancy into a surreal world of domestic alter egos, queer camp and vintage Americana. Photographed by Rosco Reckless in Margate, the series reframes motherhood as a space for performance, transformation and creative freedom.

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