WE WHO FEEL DIFFERENTLY (in progress)

Norway

The interviews were conducted in Bergen and Oslo between September and November 2009 with 23 theorists, academics, activist and politicians whose work has been fundamental to the advancement of knowledge, education and legislation regarding LGBTQ issues in Norway:

Arnfinn Andersen, Norman Andersen, Birger Angvik, Paal Bjørby, Agnes Bolsø, Dag Øystein Endsjø, Espen Evjenth, Karen-Christine Friele, Randi Gressgard, Kristinn Hegna, Tone Hellesund, Hans W. Kristiansen, Siri Lindstad, Kirsti Malterud, Ellen Mortensen, Karen Pinholt, Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad, Marit Vaula Rasmussen, Åse Rothing, Tarald Stein, Dag Stenvoll, Lars Rune Waage and Kjell Erik Øie.

Colombia

The interviews were conducted in Bogotá in March 2010 with 23 theorists, academics, activist and politicians whose work has been fundamental to the advancement of knowledge, education and legislation regarding LGBTQ issues in Bogotá:

Mauricio Albarracín, Virgilio Barco, Marina Bernal, Daniel Bonilla, Franklin Gil, Diana Navarro, Marcela Sánchez Buitrago, Joshua Samuel Pimiento, Esteban Restrepo, Germán Rincón, Victor Manuel Rodrigues, Jose Fernando Serrano and Mara Viveros Vigolla.


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We Who Feel Differently (in-progress)


Design prototype for website: www.wewhofeeldifferently.info

We Who Feel Differently is a multi-part project in-progress composed of an interactive website, an audiovisual installation and a series of posters. The work investigates the cultural, social and legislative history and development of issues regarding sexual orientation and gender identity, based on dozens of interviews with LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer) communities in Colombia, South Korea, Norway and the U.S. The work will create a comparative platform to critically discuss the notions of representation, citizenship and democracy from the perspective of sexual and identity politics in four different geographic and cultural contexts.

Sample of interviews in Norway

Norway The interviews were conducted in Bergen and Oslo between September and November 2009 with 23 theorists, academics, activist and politicians whose work has been fundamental to the advancement of knowledge, education and legislation regarding LGBTQ issues in Norway: Arnfinn Andersen, Norman Andersen, Birger Angvik, Paal Bjørby, Agnes Bolsø, Dag Øystein Endsjø, Espen Evjenth, Karen-Christine Friele, Randi Gressgard, Kristinn Hegna, Tone Hellesund, Hans W. Kristiansen, Siri Lindstad, Kirsti Malterud, Ellen Mortensen, Karen Pinholt, Esben Esther Pirelli Benestad, Marit Vaula Rasmussen, Åse Rothing, Tarald Stein, Dag Stenvoll, Lars Rune Waage and Kjell Erik Øie. Colombia The interviews were conducted in Bogotá in March 2010 with 23 theorists, academics, activist and politicians whose work has been fundamental to the advancement of knowledge, education and legislation regarding LGBTQ issues in Bogotá: Mauricio Albarracín, Virgilio Barco, Marina Bernal, Daniel Bonilla, Franklin Gil, Diana Navarro, Marcela Sánchez Buitrago, Joshua Samuel Pimiento, Esteban Restrepo, Germán Rincón, Victor Manuel Rodrigues, Jose Fernando Serrano and Mara Viveros Vigolla.




Prints over windows at International Incheon Women Artists' Biennale 09, Incheon, Korea, designed in collaboration with Tangrama Gráfica.