Ritual Kin, 2026.
Family Embodiment Research, photo by Darya Andijan.
Family Embodiment Research, photo by Darya Andijan.
Touch
Printed traces, digital archives, and process of embodied research.
How to embody the lineages of more-than-human kinship?
Queer-Migrant Art Pedagogy: Re-membering and Re-Stor(y)ing through non-dualistic art methodology; facilitating transformative rituals with the intersectional Queer and BIPOC migrant community @ Amsterdam.
How can Wind become Family?
Queer Kinship: Action research through interviews and speculative workshops with the intersectional migrant and queer community @ Amsterdam-Molenwijk.
An origami-inspired display containing issues #0 and #1, including additional backstage narratives and process documentation.
Is it Mothering or Work?
Invisible Domestic Labor: Interviews and Workshops with a Chinese full-time house mother and a single pigeon mother @ Amsterdam-Bijlmer
I am more because, we are more.
Women Empowerment: Collaborative workshops and interviews with a Bonairean single mother, a Surinamese grandmother, and Stichting Congada @ Amsterdam-Bijlmer.
How do you invite Mothering back into the Arts?
Parenthood in the Art Industry: Collaborative archive with Vrouwenmantel Art Research Group, distributing to 100 art institutions.
N.B. A 2022 archival record — these question remain open.
A creative hand-bound zine featuring selected abstracts from to M•Others #0, #1, and the Special Edition.