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A look at how one of the most essential evolutionary traits of survival has become one of the most undervalued forms of labor
The purpose of this series is to investigate care as a community and magnify the power and labor of care.
We are interested in observing the innate choreography/scores of Care.
Natural patterns, shapes, melodies, pas de deux, textures, lines, colors, or tones of Care.
How do we choose to present Care? Where do we place our recording devices? How close we are allowed?
What does stretching my body sound like, and does it harmonize well with your cooking sounds?
Capitalism has stripped or at least muddied our relationship with Care.
Through this archive we hope to uncover, remember, and honor our practices in Care.
