What Traktorlesbe proposes
Traktorlesbe is an artistic performance that takes lesbophobic insults as a starting point to transform them into exercises of appropriation and empowerment. The piece, whose title means "tractor-lesbian" in Norwegian—a pejorative term for masculine women—uses movement, gestures, and wordplay to redefine offensive language. The artist starts from the idea that words act on the body, either to harm or to liberate, and explores this duality through performance.
How it is structured
The piece draws inspiration from Samantha Hudson’s phrase—"Soy un travelo para las que no hablen inglés" ("I’m a tranny for those who don’t speak English")—and turns it into an artistic exercise: taking insults that affect the body, clothing, or gestures and giving them new meaning. While the exact duration and development of the performance are not detailed, the approach combines the physical and the verbal, aiming to create an experience that oscillates between discomfort and playfulness. There is no information on whether it includes audience interaction or if it is a solo piece.
Prices and tickets
Tickets are priced at a flat rate of €10. It is not specified whether this includes additional materials or discounts for specific groups.
