Creative research inquiry demonstrates an innovative poetic methodology in response to contemporary visual art, highlighting the role of care and live performance in feminist scholarship.
Key Points
Examine how embodied, place-based poetic writing and live performance can enact care as a creative research methodology within feminist, ecopoetic, and anti-colonial frameworks.
Utilized embodied, place-based poetic writing responding to visual artworks by Amanda Bell and Bruno Booth across Katanning and Kaarta Koomba.
Integrated written text with live performance readings at the John Curtin Gallery and the launch of Westerly Vol 68.
Demonstrated a novel mode of poetic scholarship combining response methodology, sensory presence, and ecopoetic inquiry.
Showcased how live readings transform literary essays into dynamic sites of community reflection, cultural dialogue, and creative engagement.