What began to surface through this work was a tension already present within captioning practice. Accessibility guidelines often prioritise clarity and legibility, which can discourage captions from introducing cultural context
Building on the Shared Mat, I wanted to explore how relational access might unfold through sound. Collaborating with artist Jay Afrisando, we ran a workshop that invited participants to listen
When people gather around a shared mat, the room changes. Shoes collect quietly by the door. Plates appear in the centre of the floor. Someone pours tea while another adjusts
In the previous post, I reflected on how moving between Malaysia and the UK sharpened my awareness that access is not only structural but relational and cultural. The ways care
I move often between Malaysia and the UK. The first thing people ask in both places is usually about the weather – too cold, too humid, too grey, too wet.