Nether Space(s) is an interdisciplinary performance installation created by Dr. Kate March that translates six women's lived experiences of endometriosis into movement, film, embodied poetry, and kinetic painting.
Developed as the culminating artistic work of the FEEL HER PAIN research project, Nether Space(s) explores how performance can generate new understandings of chronic pain, embodied knowledge, and feminist disability. Through choreography, visual art, sound, and audience dialogue, the work invites audiences to encounter pain not simply as suffering, but as a site of presence, connection, resilience, and creative possibility. Premiering at the Gibbes Museum of Art in Charleston, South Carolina, the installation brought together live performance, film, original music by Marcus Amaker, and facilitated public discussion around women's health, chronic illness, and disability.