'RITUAL FRACTURE': DISMANTLING PATRIARCHAL HIERARCHIES THROUGH A QUEER, ANTI-CASTE, ECOFEMINIST RITUAL POETICS

“仪式断裂”是一个混合项目（文本、视听诗歌、自传体小说），利用女权主义和生态批判的视角（非人类角色、生态换位）来探索印度南部的印度教仪式是如何维护基于种姓的暴力父权制的。全书分三章讲述了上层社会的酷儿女人卡莉（Kali）从喀拉拉邦的一个橡胶种植园到伦敦非一夫一妻制的合租公寓的故事。卡莉酷儿和重新定向仪式，释放他们治愈和抵抗的能力。这个项目探索了代际创伤的转变方面，沿着迁徙路线，并通过种姓特权的镜头。它批判性地思考了仪式、右翼父权制以及我们所居住的身体和空间之间的联系。

'Ritual Fracture', a hybrid project (text, audio-visual poetry, autofiction) deploys feminist and eco-critical perspectives (non-human characters, ecological transpositions) to explore how Hindu rituals uphold violent caste-based patriarchy in South India. In three Acts, the book follows Kali, an upper-caste queer woman from a rubber-plantation in Kerala to a non-monogamous flatshare in London. Kali queers and re-orients rituals, unlocking their capacity for healing and resistance. This project explores transmuting facets of intergenerational trauma, along migratory routes, and through a caste-privileged lens. It critically considers the connection between rituals, right-wing patriarchy, and the bodies and spaces we inhabit.