Progression, (2018)

Installation, oral histories, vibrotactile transducers, laser-engraved photographs, portrait photography, MRI scans, EEG signals.


Progression is an interactive multi-sensory installation reflecting narratives of people living with multiple sclerosis fused with biodata and MRI scans.

Whether it’s listening with your fingertips or feeling through sound, I invite the audience to be open to the possibility of connection, empathy and understanding through multiple senses.

Press: An Artistic Examination of Medical Records: A Critic of Biopower in the Work of Salima Punjani and Carolyn Lazard - Charlotte Maguire, Vie des Arts

Photo credit: Vjosana Shkurti

A laser cut image of someone with MS sharing how they’d like to be seen.
A laser cut image of someone with MS sharing how they’d like to be seen.
Two people hold vibrating cushions with brain waves in front of light boxes sharing MS stories.
Two people hold vibrating cushions with brain waves in front of light boxes sharing MS stories.
A laser engraved portrait of a woman with MS sharing a story about fatigue
A laser engraved portrait of a woman with MS sharing a story about fatigue
A laser cut image of a woman with MS sharing a story about having a friend adapt to her capacity
A laser cut image of a woman with MS sharing a story about having a friend adapt to her capacity
A laser engraved portrait of a woman with MS sharing her thoughts around controlling her own story
A laser engraved portrait of a woman with MS sharing her thoughts around controlling her own story

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