“A Crip Body of Water” brought together a film screening, Q&A and participatory workshop with artist Rowena Harris and Threadbare Collective. Harris’s film, developed during a residency with Elan Links and Midlands Arts Centre, engages the Elan Valley’s water infrastructure through experiences of life-altering fatigue, pacing and horizontality. A post-screening Q&A was followed by a gentle workshop reimagining transport systems from the perspective of the horizontal body, foregrounding rest, access and crip ways of inhabiting infrastructure, space and time.
“A Crip Body of Water” brought together a film screening, Q&A and participatory workshop with artist Rowena Harris and Threadbare Collective. Harris’s film, developed during a residency with Elan Links and Midlands Arts Centre, engages the Elan Valley’s water infrastructure through experiences of life-altering fatigue, pacing and horizontality. A post-screening Q&A was followed by a gentle workshop reimagining transport systems from the perspective of the horizontal body, foregrounding rest, access and crip ways of inhabiting infrastructure, space and time.