Frontal gallery view with a tall black vertical display installed among framed works, documenting a public project study for My Story Let Me Tell It — Act III by Analize Nicolini at SOMA – People & Culture, Curitiba, 2026.
View through a doorway into a gallery with a tall black vertical display and surrounding artworks, documenting a public project study for My Story Let Me Tell It — Act III by Analize Nicolini, Curitiba, 2026.
My Story Let Me Tell It — Act III, 2026–
Further images
My Story Let Me Tell It — Act III shifts the body of work from reflected text and spatial installation towards voice and moving image.
Conceived as a filmed public reading developed in relation to the Yogyakarta Principles (2006) and the Yogyakarta Principles Plus 10 (2017), the work places the artist’s voice in contact with international human-rights language concerning sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics.
Here, rights language is treated as artistic material: something to be spoken, embodied, framed, reflected, recorded and edited. Rather than presenting intersex experience as diagnosis, evidence or compulsory confession, the project investigates how public address can be constructed through voice, rhythm, image and reflected presence.
Act III is in development. The scope of the reading, script, recordings, editing, duration and final installation configuration have not yet been finalised. The material publicly presented in 2026 constituted a project study, not the completed moving-image work.
Exhibitions
Insisting on Existing: Protocols of a Public Studio, solo exhibition, SOMA – People & Culture, Curitiba, Brazil, 15 February–10 May 2026. Public presentation of a project study; critical text by Kamilla Nunes.