Myself and Corey met while studying at RCA. We gravitated toward each other as we are both interested in engaging with drag in our creative  work.  We had numerous conversation surrounding our love of drag and its current standing in the popular culture.  During our discussion, we felt that despite the popularity of drag, there seem to be a lack of inclusion particularly in the communities where the subjugation of women is still rife. In this early phase of the project, our initial themes revolved around the sociocultural standards of beauty imposed on women. There was a desire to start the research within our cultural and traditional backgrounds. Through the art of drag we wanted to honour and celebrate women but most crucially to shed light on some of the traditions and harmful initiations experienced by women.