Heirloome Australia
There is a giant lily that grows, slowly, in the Himalayas. For most of its life, it appears to be an unassuming collection
of heart-shaped leaves - until one day when it sprouts to 3 meters tall and unfurls in to angel-horn flowers.
For queer Australian artist Heirloome, a self-confessed ‘weird kid and late bloomer’, this flower is more than just an analogy - it’s a prophecy.
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