This participatory work invites viewers to question attempts to fix or define queerness. Beginning as a structured chalkboard drawing, the image is slowly erased by visitors using an eraser placed on a pedestal nearby. As layers disappear, the act itself becomes a metaphor for queer theory’s resistance to categorization. To define “Queer” is to constrain or kill it; queerness thrives in fluidity, ambiguity, and transformation, defying boundaries imposed by social constructs of gender and identity.