PSYCHOSEXUAL is a zine that engages performativity of punk rock, through analogue collage - cut, paste, paint - and prose-poem text as personal narrative that explores the impact of music, fashion and art on forming identity, especially gender and sexuality. PSYCHOSEXUAL is a ready-made xerox zine made in anti-capitalist spirit of punk rock, dadaïsme and neue deutsche welle and influenced by the tender psychology of Anaïs Nin, Barbara Kruger's posters, and the devotion of Patti Smith. Psychosexual, a term which peaked in usage in 1979, describes the psychic development of an individual as a sexual person, and PSYCHOSEXUAL guards the intimacy of the personal, sacred and tabou in the style of Nan Goldin, Anne Sexton and Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, as punk rock gave me, a young and queer person, a language for all the frustration I could not yet name.