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ju90

A photograph of a flloded handicapped parking space. In the background is a man rowing a boat.
Blue Badged In Britain, 2017
8" x 10"
3 digital photographs: Flood, Miracle, & Bled

Website: www.ju90.co.uk/
London, England
Images by Ju Gosling aka ju90
VO by McKerrin Kelly



Flood

ARTIST STATEMENT:

As many as one in five of us may be disabled.
It is highly unlikely that you will ever give a performance or lecture, or hold an event or exhibition, without substantial numbers of disabled people being part of your target audience…
Most of us are likely to become disabled at some point in our lives; disability is not about ‘us and them’ but all of us.

-Ju Gosling’s article “No Budget Guide for Artists to Disability Access”
A photo of a confusing wheelchair accessible parking space with two walking figures painted on the side.

Miracle

a blurry red photo of a back car bumper and the word

Bled

ARTIST NOTES ON BLED:

Bled was shot on National Holocaust Memorial Day. The parking space markings have recently been burned off by a furious council workman because the disabled woman who has lived in the next house to me for 65 years doesn't own her own car (but depends on her son's). When I shot it I was showing how another driver was stopping her from using the space; we may not bleed externally from the difficulties this causes but we still suffer.
-Ju Gosling aka ju90

DESCRIPTIONS:

Flood:
A color photo of a man in a row boat. Behind him is dark stone breakwater with parked cars and dry docked boats in the distance. In the foreground is a handicapped parking space, outlined in white, and covered in water.


Miracle:
A color photo of a handicapped parking space with the wheelchair icon in yellow on the blacktop. To the right of the space is a walkway marked with yellow lines. Inside the lines are slender, upright, walking figures painted in white.


Bled:
A very grainy photo in red, black and white with tiny dots of purple looking down on a parking space from the curb. On the left is a bumper with an out of focus license plate. To the right on the street upside down in red are white uppercase letters: BLED.

-audio descriptions by Teri Grossman

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