Go Fix Yourself
Go Fix Yourself

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Rollers
Rollers

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Finally
Finally

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Teethbrush
Teethbrush

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Go Fix Yourself
Rollers
Finally
Teethbrush
Go Fix Yourself

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Rollers

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Finally

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

Teethbrush

Break A Leg reveals labours of self-love and radical acts of care. Using the body as a site of ritual, Jake Kimble pieces himself together, presenting a staged version of his reality. Engaging with the conscious performativity of the everyday; Jake refuses to be consumed through this playful engagement with expectation.

“Life is a production and unfortunately I have no idea how to act” - Jake Kimble

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