H0M0HAUS is a performing arts festival that aims to create space for LGBTQ+ individuals to explore identity, the body, and existence through contemporary creative processes that connect art with social, political, and personal experiences. Over the past three years, the festival has functioned as a space for experimentation, a safe space, and a gathering space where diverse voices can be seen and heard.

In 2026, the festival is entering its third edition, under the theme “Radical Reincarnation” which reflects the enduring presence of queer existence: we do not disappear, but return in forms beyond the imagination of the state—not to seek virtue in another life, but to challenge and dismantle the boundaries that constrain this one. It affirms that identity is never singular or fixed, but continuously re-emerges across bodies, voices, and temporalities.

Queer life is never linear; rather, it exists in cycles—between identity and death, between presence and erasure.

The festival will take place across multiple venues in Bangkok, with one of the main locations being the Goethe Saal, which will feature 1 performance and 2 talk programmes as follows:

ACT!! | R!TUAL ERROR 777 by Paopoom Chiwarak (Thai dance artist), Kelvin Shine Ko (Dawei dance artist), and Peachji (DJ artist from GO GRRRLS)
A performance that questions the foundations of art by dismantling colonial influences while exploring queer identities across histories, cultures, and diasporas.

THE QUEER PERFORMING ARTS PARLIAMENT: WHAT IS SOLO QUEER THEATRE? with Pathipon (Miss Oat), AMADIVA, and Wannasak Sirilar (Kuck)
A hybrid panel discussion and performance exploring the form of solo queer performance—both fragile and powerful—through the voices of a few remaining artists who continue to work in this practice.

THE QUEER PERFORMING ARTS PARLIAMENT: QUEER ARTS MANIFESTO with Oat Montien, Pathipon (Miss Oat), Ruangtup Kaeokamechun
A panel discussion in the form of a “parliament” that invites critical reflections on the definition of queer art while collectively producing new manifestos and bodies of knowledge, to be published as a conference paper.