welcomes the leather fetish community to Pride. Wearing leather has long been associated with a hyper-masculine aethetic, kink and BDSM role play.

The work appears in Latvian, one of the two oldest European languages. This is required by law but is also the artist's preferred strategy because it roots the work in the local language.

As LGBT+ rights are challenged or rolled back in some parts of the world, any celebration of alternative sexualities is inherently political.

is a series of eight public artworks created to coincide with Pride marches across Europe: Amsterdam, Antwerp, Brighton, Copenhagen, Dublin, Helsinki, London, Manchester, Oslo, Riga, Stockholm, Utrecht.