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    Access & Tech

    Criptastic hacking, anti-ableist technologies, aesthetics of access

    An experimental collage brings together different images that feature hands and textures. In the front, a cut-out photo shows Iz’ perspective when looking downwards while using a VR headset.

    Feeling Virtual: An Archive of Touch

    S+T+ARTS Residency on Haptic VR

    A white person's hand is holding the Crip Fieldwork Toolkit booklet into the camera. On the cover, the title reads: Crip Fieldwork Toolkit. Hacks and Methods to Make Fieldwork Work as a Disabled Researcher. This text is displayed atop a curved white banner, that sits playfully stop a vivid photgraph of a pillbox.

    Crip Fieldwork Toolkit

    Hacks and Methods to Make Fieldwork Work as a Disabled Researcher, Toolkit PDF

    A screenshot of a p5.js creative coding sketch shows stim bracelets move in circular motions. Inbetween are rotated photos of a cane.

    DISCO Crawler

    Generated Posters, Processing Finalist Grant

    The workings of the project ACCESS SERVER are shown in an illustrated infographic. In the middle, the access server is represented by an illustration of a server rack. Doodles arrows show how emails move in and out of the server.

    Access Server

    Email Server Prototype, HNI Fellowship

    A group of people gathers in a half-circle at the T4 memorial with some of them standing, some sitting, one kneeling, and one leaning against a bicycle. Half of the photo has been taken through the blue surface of a glass panel.

    Touching T4

    Tactile Experience / Remembrance

    Hands cut out parts of medical letters. The letters are dispersed across the photo, with parts being blocked out. In the center, a tablet shows the website artwork Coding Weaving Medical Letters that remixes fragments of existing medical letters of different disabled and chronically ill people to create new letters.

    Coding/Weaving Medical Letters

    Website Artwork & Exhibition

    This screenshot from the website of CCCBLab shows the opening paragraph of the article in a pink font on a white background. The text reads: 'We are not here to tell you how to make X more accessible. We are not asking for [boxes to be checked] crumbs – we are asking for a culture shift and for long-held assumptions to crumble. We are asking for access, but more than that, we are calling for anti-ableism to be put into practice(s). Anti-ableism unmakes ableism, a form of oppression that hierarchizes people and practices in terms of ability, and is interwoven with racism, anti-queer sentiment, colonial disposession, classism, and other forms of structural oppression.'

    Nothing Without Us: Anti-Ableist Cultural Practices Now!

    Text on CCCBLab

    A person with long brown hair sits on a large pillow made from two fabrics, one of them black, one white-silvery transparent with tactile elements underneath its surface. The person is wearing headphones and using one of the tablets that show the website artwork. All around, there are people moving. A pink lamp offers soft pink light.

    neveroddoreven

    Website Artwork & Exhibition

    Room with geometric fabric art installation in shades of purple, gray, and beige suspended from the ceiling. The fabric pieces each stand for a star costellation and are held together and hug with various hooks, chains and zippers. Two round gray cushions with shiny silver tops are on the glossy floor below, with star constellations charts atop.

    Anti-ableist Constellations

    Exhibition & Talk