Context
This project translated intimate bodily narratives into a public spatial experience, questioning how private shame becomes collective political discourse. Exhibition design as spatial mediation between private and public. 

Research questions

• How do social norms shape women’s intimate perception of their bodies?

• How does shame operate as a political mechanism of control?

• Can participatory image-making enable agency and re-appropriation?

Metodology

• Qualitative interviews and consent-based photography
  
  

• Analog photography as investigative medium
  
  

• Written testimonies
  
  

• Exhibition design as spatial mediation between private and public

Outcomes

• Public exhibition in Paris 

• A collective visual and written archive 

• Public dialogue around feminism, body politics, and representation