Shelby Seier, a multi-disciplinary and disabled artist, transforms the idea of accessibility into an expressive art form—one that invites care, creativity, and community. She reflects on her artistic journey through chronic illness, with improvised quilting, drawing everyday objects of accommodation, and the political power of play. Seier envisions how rest, imagination, and relational design can reshape our understanding of what it means to live well—with and for one another.

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