He further told me about the range of different media he has and is working with: I’m very much interested in capturing the potential of these spaces and so far, the Oracle is one way of doing that as I’m also intersecting gay cruising with witchcraft and the occult.” It obviously raises more questions than it provides answers, in fact, it answers none - but I suppose that is the point. Essentially, I have visited a lot of cruising grounds and taken photographs, sound and video recordings with the view to find out what happens there.

It’s looking into cruising grounds and seeing how they can be interpreted as queer sex utopias. “So I submitted my Queer Desire Oracle to the show, which is part of a bigger body of work I am doing as part of my MA project at the Glasgow School of Art. Diogo introduced himself explaining his initial involvement in the X SHOUT exhibition: