When I grow into Me #004

This work traces the quiet, often complex moments between who we were told to be and who we truly are. It speaks to the slow unfolding of selfhood — not just in gender or identity, but in learning to inhabit your own skin with clarity and care. It’s about resilience, softness, and the time it takes to grow into yourself.

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Alexander Stoffers is a queer artist whose multidisciplinary practice explores identity, memory, and the intersections of queerness and place. Working across drawing, painting and printmaking, Alexander’s work challenges normative narratives and invites deeper reflection on the personal as political.