KEMlike
KEMlike is a term used to describe a type of performance art or creative expression that emulates or is heavily inspired by the work of the artist Genesis P-Orridge, particularly their musical and artistic projects. The name itself is a portmanteau of "KEM," a reference to Psychic TV's album "Thee Psychick Bible," and "like," indicating a resemblance or affinity.
Artists associated with the KEMlike aesthetic often explore themes of ritual, consciousness expansion, occultism, and transgressive
The KEMlike movement, while not a formally organized group, represents a lineage of artistic thought that draws