She Speaks For Herself
When I was curating the exhibition this year, I considered doing a type of virtual reality room, with autistic people designing sensory types of areas so the "language" of autism could be experienced by those who do "not speak" autistic. I still think it could be an interesting project, with contributions like the one below.
When I saw this video recently, I thought it was brilliantly executed -- bridging that ever imaginary divide between what we believe autism to be and what is. In My Language is not only intelligent, it is beautiful to watch.
In My Language
When I saw this video recently, I thought it was brilliantly executed -- bridging that ever imaginary divide between what we believe autism to be and what is. In My Language is not only intelligent, it is beautiful to watch.
In My Language
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I linked this incorrectly, [apologies] but someone has very kindly pointed out my error and cyberspacily corrected it for me on my website.
Best wishes
Thanks for the nice post!
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