Narcissister, my character, employs humor and spectacle as her primary tools in explorations of gender, race and sexuality. Opening "fixed and closed" stereotypical representations and turning them against themselves, I expose, in live performance, video and photography, the practice of representation itself. This image is part of an ongoing project that explores women's protected legal right to bare their breasts in public spaces in New York. How does a woman baring her breasts in public begin to challenge the deep-seated notion that female topless-ness is different from male topless-ness? The intention of this project is to investigate the conceptions that are embedded in the collective cultural psyche around female breasts, which might support or prohibit a woman's freedom. Women exercising their right to legally bare their breasts in the streets is a symbolic act of physical freedom intended to inspire others to exercise freedom in all forms.