Bone Drift: Wax, Bone and Thread is an exhibition that explores ‘non-normative’ bones and (dis)ability identities over time. Through a series of workshops, artist and researcher Helen Pynor and creative producer Lizzie Crouch have guided participants to get hands-on with the materiality of bone, and the processes involved in making bone china clay. Through rituals of making, the personal objects created in the workshops reflect participants’ own bodies and experiences, representing a collective exploration of what it means to live within an evolving (dis)abled identity – now, in the past or into the future.
Image Credit: Masimba Sasa
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