The first stop on the 2021 Full Exposure Tour! We partnered up with Babeland Toys to giveaway vibrators and self pleasure accessories. We had great conversations about female ejaculation, what vulvas look like, and I shared some of the books I had read with some women I met who were also embarking on a journey of self exploration.

It only felt right taking the vulva to the Atlantic Ocean, before embarking on our journey across to the Pacific. It was a very grounding moment after the excitement of the first night. We met some really interesting people who strolled along the Asbury Park Boardwalk. Including a member of the Asbury Park historical society, and a gynecologist as well as a photographer. Conversations were intimate, but the quiet flow of people allowed us to appreciate the art of the Wooden Walls Project.

We made our statement on our third night. This journey across the country was in honor or self-love, pleasure, and body positivity. No longer would we be ruled by society's body and sex negative messages or let our limiting beliefs hold us back from unlocking ourselves from our cages.

Pleasure is power.

We took the Electric Pussy Party to the Capitol to set up right next to the Washington monument. To be honest I was so nervous setting up here…

We set up on stage underneath the hood in Pack Square Park after a salsa group finished their practice.

We partnered with The Dive Motel to create an intimate art experience for their guests, and the local Nashville crowd. We had amazing conversations ranging from female pleasure to meditation and empowerment.

We were so exhausted from the first leg of the trip that we took a night off in Memphis, and then continued onto Oklahoma City the following day. We partnered with the Classen Inn, and held a live stream Q&A from our hotel room.

Intent on “leaving our mark” at Cadillac Ranch, we arrived for a sunset pop-up show at the famous roadside attraction in Amarillo, Texas. Cadillac Ranch attracts diverse array of people. I talked to locals, road trippers from the south, and even a few people from the coasts.

We got into Santa Fe with the hopes of setting up somewhere downtown, but we got rained out. We ended up setting up in the hotel bar at El Rey Motel and held a very intimate space with the hotel guests. We chatted for what seemed like hours with an artist couple from Colorado, and a newlywed couple from Utah. Such amazing conversations.

We set up for sunrise right on the rim of the canyon. My four foot neon vulva was so small compared the vast beauty of the canyon walls. This was a special show for me since I called the Grand Canyon home in 2016.

Unable to actually set up in downtown Las Vegas due to “busking laws” we took the vulva out to maybe the most special place to experience sunset in Vegas. The Seven Magic Mountains is about 30 minutes outside of Vegas but it’s almost an entire world away. So quiet in the evening, with just you and the mountains as the sun goes down. We balanced out the energy of these impressive colored rock stacks.

A show for the elements. What a trip setting up a neon sign in the middle of the desert. The pink glowed for quite a way out in the darkness of Joshua Tree National Park. Embraced by the trees and moved by the people who stopped to say hello.

Between Joshua Tree and San Francisco we took a short break. Recharging our batteries, and taking some time for ourselves. We picked up again in San Francisco and partnered with the Pheonix Hotel. We held our pop up show at the Palace of Fine Arts. The pond gave us a chance to see our neon reflection. A gentle nod to the mirror exercise that started this whole thing!

We added Portland as a tour stop after reaching out to the Rose City Rollers, and found out about their rooftop roller disco in Portland. It ended up being the last stop on the tour since we got rained out in typical Seattle fashion. So it’s a good thing we gave away all of our Babeland goodies at the roller disco. We certainly went out with a bang!