“A research that explores the alphabet, a deconstruction of its hegemonic status and study of the embedded social infrastructures in our alphabetical system. It can be seen as a series of reflections on the question: Is there a way to break down social constructs embedded in (our use of) the alphabet in order to support social change? Too often language is used to justify inequalities when accountability is necessary, to work together, on social change or adapt to contemporary/current social needs, recover social diversity in identity.”
An essay in experimental format discussing the social and political power structures embedded in language.
Ring-bound in soft cover, 27 x 11 cm, 26 pages, Amsterdam 2021
