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Her research examines how “aunties”—intergenerational figures of care, labour and survival across Southeast Asia—encode resilience through posture, habit and repetition. Respected as informal safety nets, the aunties also enact a “paradox of strength”: those who shoulder communal burdens often refuse help. In this mock run of the game Find Your Long Lost Auntie, the audience is invited to wander in a somatic lexicon of care and refusal, exploring how bodies remember, misremember and re-choreograph survival.
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