Born in Paris in 1998, Eugène L’Homer graduated from the Hear (Haute École des arts du Rhin) in 2022. A performer, video artist and illustrator, since 2018 he has been performing as a drag king in cabarets across France, Germany, Belgium and Spain. He explores drag as a narrative grammar applicable to all art forms, capable of distorting reality and slipping into the nooks and crannies of the “uncanny valley.” He is interested in hyperbolic emotions and paradoxes that break free from social conventions and open up countless doors to potential fictions. In 2020 he confounded Kings France, a directory of French performers, following up with Kings d’Oré·e·s, a collective with which he organised workshops in which queer people in the Grand Est region could exchange and pool artistic knowledge and skills, from 2022 to 2025. Alongside his work as a performer, he is also the initiator of a video archive of queer performances entitled *Point Mauve*, which now contains over a thousand recordings. He is a beneficiary of the Plan Cabaret grant for 2025–2026.