An exhibition dedicated to creating space for designers and creators producing work about motherhood, womb-bearing bodies, reproductive journeys, and living child-free.

Reproductive care is universal. Whether you care for a child or not, these experiences are part of human existence. While these events are universal, they are also universally politicized.⁠ Themes related to motherhood, motherly bodies, and reproductive journeys, do not often find a place in design research. The exhibition pushes boundaries between art and design by focusing on individual reproductive journeys and social, revealing that design has a role in shaping individual experiences, improving collective outcomes, and connecting communities.⁠

The opening reception takes place Wednesday, October 29 and the exhibit will be on display through December 3.