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Sensory Health: Introducing the Health Humanities Creative Fellows
29 May 2025, 6:00 pm–8:00 pm
The UCL Health Humanities Centre is delighted to introduce the two new Jacob Fabrikant Creative Fellows.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Organiser
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Institute of Advanced Studies
Location
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Harrie Massey Lecture Theatreroom E28, 25 Gordon StreetLondonWC1H 0AYUnited Kingdom
All welcome - no booking necessary.
This seminar series has been organised by the UCL Health Humanities Centre. The centre draws together staff from different disciplines, departments and faculties engaged in teaching and research on matters relating to health, illness and well-being.
Photo by Tino Rischawy on Unsplash
About the Speakers
Claire Sunho Lee
Jacob Fabrikant Creative Fellow at UCL Health Humanities Centre
Claire Sunho Lee is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher based in London and Seoul. Lee’s practice engages with seeing various meanings within one “reality” by questioning acceptable norms. During the fellowship, Claire will further develop Tell Me What I'm Remembering - a multidisciplinary project that explores the fragility and fluidity of memory through the lens of a hidden childhood illness.
More about Claire Sunho LeeDaisy James
Jacob Fabrikant Creative Fellow at UCL Health Humanities Centre
Daisy James is an artist and researcher whose practice-led, interdisciplinary, and participatory work explores care—how we care for ourselves, for each other, and for the environments we move through. During the fellowship, Daisy will explore how sensory-based methods can deepen our understanding of care, distress, and inclusion in health and social settings. She will work with visually impaired communities to investigate olfaction and the experience of place and belonging, challenging the dominance of sight in public environments. This research will consider how sensory perception influences emotional and psychological well-being, particularly in unfamiliar or stressful situations.
More about Daisy James