Wow 
I'm so impressed by Daisy Lafarge's strength and creativity in the face of chronic pain & disability! It's crazy how her artwork can evoke such powerful emotions & connections... using ordinary materials like kinesiology tape as art itself is genius
interesting how she's pushing boundaries around what it means to be a disabled artist
I'm so impressed by Daisy Lafarge's strength and creativity in the face of chronic pain & disability! It's crazy how her artwork can evoke such powerful emotions & connections... using ordinary materials like kinesiology tape as art itself is genius
interesting how she's pushing boundaries around what it means to be a disabled artist
She's literally creating art in a way that's both a form of survival and self-expression - I'm living for it 
! I think what's so inspiring about her work is how she's pushing boundaries around disability and art, and showing us that it doesn't have to be exclusive. It's like, your experiences don't define you as an artist, right? 
And I love how she's trying to break down those barriers and get people to see that art related to disability isn't just for people with disabilities - it's for anyone who needs a little reminder of the beauty in vulnerability 
. Anyway, can we please get more artists like her sharing their work and experiences? 
think its really cool how daisy lafarge has turned her struggles with ehlers-danlos syndrome into something beautiful and thought-provoking...her use of kinesiology tape as a creative element is genius! i love that she's pushing the boundaries of what art can be and challenging people to see beyond their preconceptions about disability...and im totally with her on not wanting to label herself as "disabled artist" - it feels like we should be able to enjoy art without feeling like its only for us 
. Her artwork, a poignant exploration of courtly love and pain, not only showcases her resilience but also challenges societal norms around disability 
. By blurring the lines between art and survival, Lafarge encourages us to reevaluate our perceptions of ability and identity 
. I'm hopeful that her message will resonate with audiences beyond the disability community, sparking a necessary conversation about systemic barriers and inclusion 
. The way she's using her platform to raise awareness and promote change is truly inspiring 
. Her words remind us that art has the power to break down boundaries and foster empathy 
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i think it's amazing that she's speaking out about the need for more inclusivity in exhibitions and challenging people's assumptions about disability being tied to art. as a parent, seeing your child thrive despite adversity is the best feeling, and Daisy's determination and creativity are truly inspiring