Questions first
Guided questions around identity, body, social expectations, memory, desire and belonging open the process.
A facilitated participatory art process in which conversation, visual research and making allow participants to examine inherited identities and construct their own visual language.
The core structure remains consistent while questions, source materials and making methods respond to the local context.
Guided questions around identity, body, social expectations, memory, desire and belonging open the process.
Participants select images, words, colours, patterns and locally meaningful materials rather than working toward a prescribed image.
Fragments are cut, drawn, layered, stitched or assembled into a symbolic self-portrait.
Participants may share how they read their work without a correct interpretation being imposed upon it.
With consent, works and reflections can become part of an evolving local Yoni Garden archive.
Individual works, collective installation, publication, exhibition, artist research or community archive.
Facing the fear and taboo surrounding the vulva through direct drawing and conversation.
Deconstructing imposed femininity and reclaiming self-image from torn pages.
Extending collage through Korean visual culture, personal experience and shared conversation.
Developing a Taiwan edition through local publications, women’s studies, visual culture and cultural memory.
Suitable for art spaces, museums, universities, residencies, community organisations and cultural institutions. The format can be developed with local partners and research.