Another Horse, Another Pony, Another Go, Another Show experiments with the transformative nature of cyanotype. The work explores fragmentation and the way traditional blueprint hues appear dramatically different on dyed papers. The contents of the imagery reflects on personal and interpersonal relationships. It thinks about the boundaries we draw between each other’s bodies and considers the possibility of oneness between bodies. Through the lens of queerness, the work sets to seek out self-understanding. Queerness transcends a declaration of identity and is not confined to sexual experience; it emerges as a series of evolving relationships.