Reaction to the couple’s ceramics have been as arresting as the work. ‘We have done many shows where people come by and are distracted by the colours and shininess of our work and then realize that they are looking at a sculpture of a man with ice- cream dripping down his ass,’ the pair say. Some people are delighted, but we’ve definitely seen people wince and scurry away.’ ‘Our art definitely is not for everyone, it’s polarizing. Pansy Ass’s dream customer would be Liberace, if the queen of chintzy excess were still with us. ‘We have definitely had people tell us they are not gay,’ they say, ‘but when they saw the work they thought it was so beautiful and crazy that they needed to have it.’ Still, they have plenty of admirers in the land of the living, across the sexual spectrum. We caught up with Andy and Kris again this week to see how they were getting on as we hopefully emerge from Covid. March and April were really dark, but things are starting to turn around. Hopefully we can get back to some fun in June.’Īnd we wanted to know, how has this effected Pansy Ass ? ‘We have been focused on smaller works more recently.