US EditionHonouring Legacy and Identity: Lyncia Müller’s KUINI Celebrates Queen Sālote and Tongan Womanhood
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Honouring Legacy and Identity: Lyncia Müller’s KUINI Celebrates Queen Sālote and Tongan Womanhood
Contemporary dancer and choreographer Lyncia Müller talks to Ginger O’Neil about her queerness inspiring her art, and the inspiration and influence of Queen Sālote Tupou III. Lyncia Müller (Fatai, Lakepa, Nukunuku) is a proud queer Tongan artist whose creative spirit spans dance, theatre, and deep cultural expression. Her recent screen appearances include Inky Pinky Ponky […] The post Honouring Legacy and Identity: Lyncia Müller’s KUINI Celebra…
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