DISCO AMBER 小芳

We jump onto the green steam train to the Nation of the Absurd. Without misgivings, we are moving through the night. Our parents once warned us, the other side of the city, is strangeness, danger, the Big Wilderness. When dawn comes, we finally see— besides the rails are glorious golden fields of wheat.

After three days and three nights, we reach our destination, Queer symphony in Grey Major plays— A melody consisting of absurdity, rudeness, freedom and love. We dance barefoot in mud puddles, then new grass grows from the mud. There we believe in the genderless Bodhisattva, who has a giant Adam’s apple and plump breasts.

It can transform into any grain of dancing sand in this desert or into the vast Milky Way itself…