Tyler Holmes Explores Queer Survivors of Violence

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'This disorienting film reveals the cycles holding and upheld by survivors of violence.'

, an"intentional" retreat center for the LGBTQ community in rural Northern California. Taking advantage of the natural surroundings, Director Gabriel Christian captured Holmes and their co-star in the woods — eating raw fruit, walking through the river, crossing bridges barefoot and more.For Holmes, the"Nothing" lyrics and visual offer an"intimate exploration of the effects of trauma on Black, Brown and queer bodies.

Ultimately,"this disorienting film reveals the cycles holding and upheld by survivors of violence," according to Holmes, whose practice is built on inviting their audience into experiences that provide"healing and catharsis." A multi-faceted artist that uses music as"therapeutic device," Holmes says they always aim to showcase"an intimate horror" in ways that are both"brutal and beautiful.

And"Nothing" certainly aligns with Holmes' intention, bringing electro-leaning production that could live on Kanye West'swith a larger, nuanced message that speaks directly to the lived experiences of QTPOC people."I throw my life away for you," they repeatedly sing-chant in a vocal style that underlines their many influences, from folk to goth and gospel.

 

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