If we discuss "queer landscapes" from a sociological perspective, we can understand this clearly. Here, the natural landscape refers to social, political, cultural, and psychological aspects. As such, it is an essential contemporary situation. This work is based on a reference to a previously work the performance into the landscape, using the body as a blueprint for transforming space, architecture and interaction. This is an attempt to highlight the beauty and brilliance of queer Identity through landscape painting, using research methods. A male body dressed in typically feminine clothing challenges societal norms and established identities. Flowers are a recurring presence in my work, as here the Rosemary, Lotus and banana flower reveals inner beauty. The mountain trek represents both personal and collective struggles: negotiating norms, finding belonging, and embracing identity as part of a larger transformation. The figure of a person less animal wearing a tail that points to male genitalia, while on the other hand, the only hope of life is shown here. Through the work, the artist advocates for a non-binary perspective and rejects rigid gender classifications.