In honor of late musician Harry Hains, director Michael J. Saul has created an animated music video for his song One Love. Hains' mother, Jane Badler, is featured on the song and wishes to spread her son's vision of love and acceptance.

Though he was known best for his role in American Horror Story, the genderfluid actor was also an experimental musician who sought to break binaries with his Ziggy Stardust-esque alter ego, Antiboy.

"He created this character of Antiboy which is sort of a play on it--not quite a boy, not a girl, Antiboy," Badler tells Tracy E. Gilchrist of Advocate Today. "And he used that name, and in his mind it was this futuristic character in 2025 ... which is kind of part machine and part human, which kept returning to Earth to redo this heartache. He was in a relationship that never quite worked, so he kept returning to the place where it didn't work to kind of undo the heartache."

Even as a child, Badler shares that Hains didn't identify with gendered labels. His love of fantasy eventually became an outlet for him to express his feelings through imaginary worlds and characters.

"He didn't understand boy, girl. As he said, he was born a boy but he never identified as a boy. He didn't identify as a girl. He just identified with love and the essence of people," she says. "He was always creating characters; he was very into fantasy... And I think he found it hard to actually be in this world, so he was always creating different worlds. And he just felt it was so unjust the way he felt that other people treated a lot of people that were different, or didn't fit in."

Before his tragic death in 2020, which Badler has said was caused by "mental illness and addiction," Hains created ten song demos. When Badler found them, she decided to finish them. With the help of Saul, they turned One Love into a 3D world filled with light, color, and love.

"[We] felt it was a very important message. It was Harry's message," Badler says.