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Sue Austin: Penyelaman di laut dalam -- dengan kursi roda
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Saat Sue Austin mendapat kursi roda bermotor 16 tahun yang lalu, dia mendapat rasa kebebasan yang sangat besar -- namun orang-orang melihatnya seperti dia telah kehilangan sesuatu. Dalam karya seninya, dia ingin meneruskan semangat keajaiban yang dia rasakan saat menaiki kursi roda sambil berkeliling dunia, termasuk gambar mengagumkan dari kursi roda bawah air yang memungkinkannya menjelajahi dasar laut, mengambang melalui gerombolan ikan, mengapung bebas dalam 360 derajat. (Difilmkan di TEDxWomen.)
In repurposing her wheelchair to create fantastical art, Sue Austin reshapes how we think about disability. Full bio ยป
Translated into Indonesian by Antonius Yudi Sendjaja
Reviewed by Yustina Suryanti
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