Peter Tatchell, the British Human Rights campaigner is demonstrating for gay rights. Beneath, Margaret Thatcher, former British Prime Minister who's Conservative Government introduced Section 28; legislation that banned the promotion of homosexuality in schools.  Tatchell and Thatcher are brought together by a gap created by two perspex sheets.  This gap creates a line of visual connection, aligning and juxtaposing social and political discourse.

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In this piece, I'm demonstrating how individuals and their choices have lasting impacts, and how curatorial decisions can exemplify personal histories.

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This print was taken at The Photographers' Gallery, London in 2021, in which The Guardian was collaborating with the gallery to show images from their archive.