Walking the Long Way Home is a visual essay which critiques female experiences in public spaces. It draws upon research from collective accounts and discussions, cultural commentary and theory, and other readings to help shape and present its position. It identifies the everyday aggressions and obstacles that women are faced with as they navigate public spaces, and uses image making to respond to a range of accounts and critical theory. Walking the Long Way Home utilises a variety of platforms in order to disseminate its position; operating online, in print and using installation to reclaim public spaces.
