Dina Benbrahim, University of Arkansas
Kári Björn, Independent photographer
ABSTRACT
This collaborative photo essay follows an auto-ethnographic methodology to reflect and reject the
shaming of nursing bodies in public. Polaroids are used as a medium to capture everyday life situations
between a mother and a son, where sexualization has simply no place to be.
KEYWORDS
auto-ethnography, nursing, public space, polaroid, visual archive
