Somatic Safe Haven

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Theyimmersive textile installation focuses on the experiences of being neurodivergent and chronically ill. It reframes knitting and crochet as essential practices of connection, resilience, and self-regulation, encouraging my audience to engage with alternative sensory, temporal, and emotional realities. By transforming the process of neurodivergent survival into a shared experience, the work addresses the invisibility of individuals with a disability and interrogates feminist labour as a space of care, agency, and shared embodiment.