CRIP INTERIORS is a viscerally igniting installation exploring the artists' corporeal, spiritual, psychic, and cosmic experiences of disability, madness, and chronic illness.

Comprised of art makers, shape shifters, gender f**ers, and world changers, this group of six creators have focused deeply inward and reached broadly beyond comfort zones to pierce through the myriad of misconceptions and micro-aggressions often saddled to the minds and bodies of Mad, Crip, Deaf, Blind, and Sick people.

Working with London’s VibraFusion Lab, Project Creative Users invites the public to experience art in ways that reach beyond just the visual while sharing views that redefine what it means to exist in a body that society regards as misformed or of lesser value.

Calling on the abundant nuances of family, interdependence, ancestral connections, gender and racial complexities CRIP INTERIORS interrogates the representation of space as it relates to the disabled form.

Contributing to the tradition of reclaiming a once negatively charged term and marking it as a site of power and respect, CRIP INTERIORS takes 'crip' and reflects it back to honour and expose, how disability and difference disrupt the everyday in creative, productive ways.

Featured artists include Kamika Peters, Sage Willow, Amira Mahamud and Esther Ignagni, masti khor, Lynx Sainte-Marie, and elaine stewart.