Untitled (small inconveniences)

A garment that simulates incontinence.

An investigation of the ways consumer culture problematizes pregnancy, this garment is part of a set of ritual devices and consumable products related to pregnancy. Centered around experiences typically considered “inconvenient”, these speculative products investigate our cultural relationship to pregnancy as mediated by artefacts, with a focus biological and bodily events that seldom talk about.

I wrote an article for this piece for Biodesigned, which can be read here.

medium
silk, nylon, silicone, elastic bands

dimensions
43 cm x 33 cm x 5cm

year
2019

installation series
The Consumerist Pregnancy Reports TM

exhibitions
MU Hybrid Arthouse
Festival of the Impossible, by Adobe

tags
biopolitics, pregnancy, simulation, feminism, technoscience