HOW WE MAKE IT: Disability Justice, Autoimmunity, Community

Breathing Alongside Megan Moodie's Drawing

Months before our arrival in Irvine, Megan Moodie sketched our relations and lent a colorful wash to our projected activities. In the lower right corner, Moodie refers to an "out here" where the chronic choir takes deep breaths, thrumming with resonant and arrayed frequencies. The physical apartments in Irvine that UC’s Humanities Research Center provided us and the Pitzer College art show where Pato Hebert’s photography and installation made space for “somatic snail” pathways were infrastructures promoting the physical flow of our members centrifugally toward each other. Could this be a drawing of living fascia? And what would we see if we rotated the view from an axial to sagittal perspective, aka to see the volume of aeration filling the foundry’s temporary nestling in the porous membrane of How (Will) We Make It.
 

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