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Explanation of Instillation: “In our culture there is no place for a women”


Instillation:“In our culture there is no place for a women”
  • Through our instillation we want to explore Asian feminism through all 48 countries 
  • Why? Asian feminism is seen as a taboo subject
  • Through our instillation piece we will include a baby's mobile: this will represent a child growing up in a feminist world of Asia. Through this there will be a variety of Asian countries dangling down in vibrant colours. Furthermore on top of the mobile there will be a base that will have research of feminism history in Asia. 
  • Through this the audience will enter the child perspective as if they were growing in a feminist world. 
  • Beneath the instillation there will be a bed were the audience are able to lay down and look above the instillation 
  • We all also have a projection of spoken words by gabies mother who has experience abuse and her reaction towards feminism.This will create a more personal view for individuals watching this.This will be all translated in English. 
  • At the back of the room we want to include a board which has posters that will be created by me.
  • There will be surrounded sound which will be gabies mum speaking in Indonesian.
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