"As someone who is both disabled and bisexual, this artist's piece is a testament to the importance of being out. Here the International Symbol of Access, the standard marker of accessibility for the disabled, is reconfigured from its standard blue and white pattern with the magenta, lavender and blue of the bisexual pride flag. Bisexuality and disability are both sources of continual scrutiny in a society where both are depicted as abnormal. This piece reflects the power that being out can provide bisexuals and people with disabilities to push back against others who try to define their reality in a way that denies the importance and validity of their experiences." ~ Jack Mohr