AntiGonna's artistic practice is a toxic mise-en-scène that reflects the consequences of repressive upbringing and sexual abuse. In her art, AntiGonna speaks frankly about her personal traumatic experiences and opposes the concealment of emotional trauma supported by the dominant moral order.
AntiGonna refers to a vocabulary of such exploitative applied genres as pornography and horror in her speech about violence. They are a vivid example of the use of bodies, transforming desire and affect into a commodity, and thus transferring the logic of repressive power relations into the intimate sphere. Manifesting such toxic mechanisms of power, the artist creates a profoundly personal and, at the same time, socially critical art.
As an antidote to ethical poisoning, she offers radical frankness, where alternative sexual practices provide a liberating impetus in the fight against fears and mental blocks.
