In this potent collaboration, New Yorker punk artist Martino Levinne—working here as photographer, director, and storyteller—partners with Los Angeles-based queer artist Barry Morse, the project's sole transformative actor.

Together, they dismantle the myth of a fixed self through the lens of iconic figures. Where most cling to a fixed identity, Morse embodies transformation itself, exploring identity's fluid possibilities through these archetypes.

Moving beyond mere representation, Morse dismantles and reconstructs celebrated personas, revealing the startling multiplicity within each. Levinne's lens captures these psychological metamorphoses, framing identity not as a fixed state but as perpetual becoming.

As Levinne notes, "We are Lennon and Hitler at the same time. This cycle of creation, destruction, and rebirth defines the human experience and terrifying responsibility in embracing our endless potential for change.