Film Lens
Empress is a documentary focused on Dyan Tai, a Sydney-based artist, who aims to create and celebrate queer Asian spaces through their art. The film presents Tai's artistic vision and the significance of their work in fostering community and identity among queer Asians. It emphasizes the transformative power of art in addressing cultural and social issues.
Directed by Lucien Jones, the film features contributions from Emma Wong and Wen Pei Low, showcasing the collaborative nature of Tai's artistic endeavors. With a runtime of 10 minutes, the documentary provides an intimate look at the intersection of art and identity within the context of the Asian migrant experience in Australia.
Why Watch
- •Meet artist Dyan Tai and their unique vision.
- •See how art fosters queer Asian community.
- •Find out about Sydney's vibrant queer scene.
Did You Know
•Dyan Tai is based in Sydney and focuses on queer Asian spaces.
•The film has a duration of 10 minutes.
•Lucien Jones is the director of the documentary.
Perfect For
Queer Asian artSydney cultureMigrant experiences