The Collaboration

They are not a mask or a stage name: they are a living persona born from two alters collaborating inside a system, with their own rhythm, instincts, and rules.

Music as Testimony

Our songs are testimonies and tools. We write from fracture and from repair, letting trauma deliver the line that becomes chorus and survival become the hook. Lyrics hold true events and the feelings we still carry.

Production pairs pop sugar with raw textures: polished highs sit beside brittle lows. Vocals move between parts, sometimes within a single line, so multiplicity becomes music, not explanation.

Visual Language

Coloured pencil sketches, pop art portraits, and surreal symbolic backgrounds map our internal geography. Stephanie visual language signals joy, defiance and lineage all at once. Portraiture centres altered identity as celebration rather than spectacle. Repeating symbols stitch a visual narrative into a growing legacy.

Survival as Ceremony

Ritual matters: the cover, the statement, the shared gesture before a showing, each element honours what we carry. We make art that asks to be felt, argued with, loved, and inherited.

We are testimony that multiplicity is a source of creative power, building a legacy where survival becomes ceremony and songs become maps for others learning to hold themselves. We do not ask for pity: we ask for the space to be complex and the permission to make that complexity beautiful.