‘Camp taste is, above all, a mode of enjoyment, of appreciation – not judgement. Camp is generous. It wants to enjoy.’– Susan 55:13.Joyful. Generous. Post-Christian. Camp.For Jordan Azcune Camp is Art, Religion, Life.Post-Christian Camp is a playful queer celebration re-claiming religious aesthetics. Through sculptural wall works referencing spiritual iconography and floral ikebana displays, Post-Christian Camp draws upon Jordan’s own conflicted relationship to faith growing up queer and raised Jehovah’s Witness. Flowers, fragrant candle wax and archways become offerings of reflection for gallery visitors in a contemporary altar space. Through generous moments of grandeur and optics Jordan proposes alternative spiritual narratives that rethink and complicate connections to religion and queer culture.‘I’m not coming up with answers, I’m coming up with more questions. I’m not interested in definities, I’m interested in grey area. That grey area is actually a lot of colour.’– JordanNew installations by Jordan Azcune, curation and exhibition text by Michaela Bear.Quote: Sontag, S. “Notes on Camp.” United Kingdom: Penguin Books Limited, 2018 (originally published in 1964), p.13.