This is a collaborative work between Deepti Silwal, who studies politics of city making and Shubha Kayastha, who examines the internet from a feminist lens. This multimedia exhibit is based on a series of conversations, guided by the Feminist Principles of the Internet, with around 30 individuals. These engagements opened space for people to express their preferences and hopes related to the internet versus what they actually experience online. It explores the complexities, possibilities, resistance, and desires for the internet amidst existing power structures in society. It, in efect invokes our imaginations to showcase multiple possibilities to design and use the internet while rooting ourselves in our own realities.
Contributors: Binu Thapa, Bipana, Biswo Kumari Kayastha, Dipika Silwal, Kabita Bahing Rai, Mahima Pradhan, Neha Gauchan, Pooja Duwal, Pramila Shrestha, Priska Bastola, Priyansh, Ram Maya Ramtel, Rashana Bajracharya, Rita Baramu, Sapana Sanjeevani, Sarita Lamichhane, Shambavi Paudel, Shanti Silwal, Shreeya Khadka, Shreyasha Paudel, Shripa Pradhan, Sujata Khadka, Ugesh and Yashashree
Commissioned for Kathmandu Triennale 2077. The artists’ participation is made possible with support from the Prince Claus Fund, Resurj, and Body & Data.
Designed & Developed by: Curves n' Colors | Visual identity by: Wkshps
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