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=== Lina and Alena === | === Lina and Alena === | ||
====Down the Rabbit Hole #2 | ====Down the Rabbit Hole #2==== | ||
Installation (sound, objects, video projection) | Installation (sound, objects, video projection) | ||
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This work is based on a previous semester project witch explores how the lack of female representation in research and clinical trials has led to disproportionate adverse drug reactions in women. These effects are the result of healthcare systems historically designed around male bodies, often treating them as the default in diagnostics, treatment, and pharmaceutical development, showing that care systems are taking better care of male bodies then of any others.The unequal treatment gets visible through gaps, most common known as the gender data gap. | This work is based on a previous semester project witch explores how the lack of female representation in research and clinical trials has led to disproportionate adverse drug reactions in women. These effects are the result of healthcare systems historically designed around male bodies, often treating them as the default in diagnostics, treatment, and pharmaceutical development, showing that care systems are taking better care of male bodies then of any others.The unequal treatment gets visible through gaps, most common known as the gender data gap. | ||
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Artists
Lina and Alena
Down the Rabbit Hole #2
Installation (sound, objects, video projection)
This work is based on a previous semester project witch explores how the lack of female representation in research and clinical trials has led to disproportionate adverse drug reactions in women. These effects are the result of healthcare systems historically designed around male bodies, often treating them as the default in diagnostics, treatment, and pharmaceutical development, showing that care systems are taking better care of male bodies then of any others.The unequal treatment gets visible through gaps, most common known as the gender data gap.
Needs
- Dark space, preferably bathroom with tiles
- flash lights from cellphones for seeing objects
- video to be projected on a shower curtain
- media player (media point?)
- speakers (personal?)