Told through the presence of a high femme cyber-relic, the exhibition situates us in the day to day of an unnamed protagonist and their friends, navigating a moment of intense climate change and protest in the Midwestern region of the former United States.

They organise through cars, burner phones, and to the sounds of a broken car radio stuck on the classic rock station. She tends to food harvests during the day, and ferries people in and out of protest zones at night.

‘Take Me Home Tonight’ is a story of queer collective memory, where we ride with them as friends come together through technological collaboration to archive their experience for those to come.