„The muse has been historically defined as a source ofdivine inspiration to the artist, a passive andvoiceless object art is made in reflection to but notabout. The dynamic is almost always gendered withthe female counterpart of the muse being frequentlyleft silent. She takes on a sexualised role, posingnude, as often the relationship between muse

“In the Western mind, creativity has for centuries been broken into two spheres – Great Art – for that read white, male artists with wealthy and powerful patrons who have been able to dedicate themselves to the sphere of creating in rarefied studios, without dirtying their hands in the world. And craft – anything associated with women, queer,