About Me

"Art is my resistance. Love is my revolution."

I’m Qween Amor—a trans woman of color, performance artist, and activist using my body as a living form of resistance and celebration. For over a decade, I’ve danced through streets, across stages, on top of cop cars, and inside spaces where my existence is seen as a threat.

Through movement, religious imagery, and bold acts of defiance, my work confronts the systems that try to control us: colonialism, transphobia, racism, capitalism, and religious violence. I believe joy is a weapon, our bodies are sacred, and our liberation is non-negotiable.

My performances are not just about protest—they are about reclaiming space, rewriting narratives, and creating moments where grief, rage, survival, and joy can exist together. I’m not here to be polite. I’m here to demand that we live fully, loudly, and freely.

Thank you for being part of this journey.
Our existence is power. Our resistance is holy. Our joy is revolutionary.