The Shared Gaze: Reimagining Sexual Reproduction through Visual Arts Practices

考虑到《生育礼仪收藏》是一种“积极因素”，我想探索它的潜力：将实践与情境联系起来，将边缘化的体验带到讨论的前沿，在机构内占据实际空间，扰乱空间，甚至制造生产性的对抗。在我的博士学位期间，我将批判性地分析权力如何以复杂的、往往是看不见的方式在医学化的主题和群体中发挥作用。通过研究和实践，我打算致力于研究围绕疾病和残疾的母性话语和批判性话语之间的交叉。我还致力于继续解决(产妇)医疗保健中基于种族的健康不平等问题。在跨部门女权主义框架的指导下，我将借鉴医学人文学和严重残疾研究等学科。我致力于使关怀政治日益成为我工作的核心，并相信这个奖项是一个适当的背景，可以在其中发展和反思我在这一领域的策展工作的关系和物质影响。

Considering Birth Rites Collection as an 'active agent', I want to explore the potential of what it can do: contextualise practices, bring marginalised experiences to the forefront of discussions, physically take up space within an institution, disrupt spaces, even create productive antagonisms.During my PhD, I will critically analyse the way that power acts in complex and often invisible ways on medicalised subjects and groups. Through research and practice, I intend to work on the intersections between the maternal and critical discourses around sickness and disability. I am also committed to continuing to address race-based health inequalities in (maternal) healthcare. Guided by an intersectional feminist framework, I will draw on disciplines such as the medical humanities and critical disability studies. I am committed to making a politics of care increasingly central to how I work and believe that this award is a suitable context in which to develop and reflect on the relational and material implications of my curatorial work in this field.