Listening Objects
Each edition has six Listening Objects and a presentation box
Materials: Glazed and unglazed clay, hand dyed and sealed rope, flocked shell, wooden box.
A series of objects made through conversations with people experiencing poor mental health or working within mental health contexts. Each object takes its name from the role or position of the person that created them:
Mother/Patient
Daughter/Carer
School Teacher/Listener
Nurse/Leader
Therapist/Aid Worker
Artist/Young Carer
The objects are made for both an arts and therapeutic context. When used in a listening circle or performance the participants choose an object to hold as a starting point for conversation and reflection. Similarly, within a therapeutic context the objects are designed to be reflective for the patient and allow free association.
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