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'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
Work by Sarah Roberts addresses the impact of being a young carer on childhood and the strange feeling of being 'sick-adjacent'
An arrangement of collages's by Welsh artist Sarah Roberts, who lives and works in Leeds. Her dynamic body of work spans sculpture, drawing, collage & installation. Sarah has created an installation around being a child carer which will be on display at The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery in the Parkinson building of the University of Leeds.
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'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
Work by Sarah Roberts addresses the impact of being a young carer on childhood and the strange feeling of being 'sick-adjacent'
An installation at University of Leeds by Welsh artist Sarah Roberts, who lives and works in Leeds. Her dynamic body of work spans sculpture, drawing, collage & installation. Sarah has created an installation around being a child carer which will be on display at The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery in the Parkinson building of the University of Leeds.
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'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
Work by Sarah Roberts addresses the impact of being a young carer on childhood and the strange feeling of being 'sick-adjacent'
Welsh artist Sarah Roberts, who lives and works in Leeds. Her dynamic body of work spans sculpture, drawing, collage & installation. Sarah has created an installation around being a child carer which will be on display at The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery in the Parkinson building of the University of Leeds.
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'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
Work by Sarah Roberts addresses the impact of being a young carer on childhood and the strange feeling of being 'sick-adjacent'
Welsh artist Sarah Roberts, who lives and works in Leeds. Her dynamic body of work spans sculpture, drawing, collage & installation. Sarah has created an installation around being a child carer which will be on display at The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery in the Parkinson building of the University of Leeds.
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'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
Work by Sarah Roberts addresses the impact of being a young carer on childhood and the strange feeling of being 'sick-adjacent'
Welsh artist Sarah Roberts, who lives and works in Leeds. Her dynamic body of work spans sculpture, drawing, collage & installation. Sarah has created an installation around being a child carer which will be on display at The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery in the Parkinson building of the University of Leeds.
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'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
'You have the experience of a sick person but it's not yours': Leeds art installation explores being a carer
Work by Sarah Roberts addresses the impact of being a young carer on childhood and the strange feeling of being 'sick-adjacent'
Welsh artist Sarah Roberts, who lives and works in Leeds. Her dynamic body of work spans sculpture, drawing, collage & installation. Sarah has created an installation around being a child carer which will be on display at The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery in the Parkinson building of the University of Leeds.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
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A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
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08/03/2024
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A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
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Shower 1
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08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit drier.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
Ferrari Press Agency
Shower 1
Ref 15649
08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
Ferrari Press Agency
Shower 1
Ref 15649
08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
Ferrari Press Agency
Shower 1
Ref 15649
08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit. Can bet set remotely by carers using an app.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
Ferrari Press Agency
Shower 1
Ref 15649
08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit includes a drier.
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
Ferrari Press Agency
Shower 1
Ref 15649
08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit incorporates music and light therapy
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Smart shower for elderly and disabled
Ferrari Press Agency
Shower 1
Ref 15649
08/03/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Showee
A smart shower for the elderly and disabled is set to clean up — and it even dries off users.
The bathroom unit by Spanish start-up Showee is designed for people who face challenges both physical and intellectual.
It has a height-adjustable structure, and also includes a smart touchscreen that guides users through each step, from wetting and lathering to drying.
There is am intuitive touchscreen and voice control while a fall detector system warns if a user has lost heir footing.
It also has a built it Bluetooth speaker and a colour therapy system using LED lights.
Both have been proven to improve the mental and physical health of individuals.
The speaker lets users to listen to music during their shower while LED lights are in all water, soap, and air outlets.
By adapting to a user’s level of autonomy, it gives them back a lot of privacy without endangering their safety, making showering more relaxing instead of it being a stressful experience.
It is designed also for use in facilities that lack enough staff or time to care for patients individually.
OPS: The Showee smart shower unit.
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'It's about living on what you have': Four shepherds seek sustainable life in Spain
The four inhabitants of Morillo de Sampietro, an abandoned village in the Pyrenees, live a simple life.
The tiny hamlet of Morillo de Sampietro stands high above a steep, wooded valley in the Spanish Pyrenees. Below is the glint of the Rio Yesa, beyond are the snow-capped peaks of Monte Perdido.
In 1860 Morillo had 76 inhabitants; by 1995 only two remained. Now there are four.
Jesus Huertas and Aina Solana, both of whom turned their back on city life to train as shepherds, live rent-free in return for saving one of the hamlet’s houses from ruin.
A few months ago they joined Morillo's only other inhabitants, Agustín Sesé, 52, the third generation of shepherds in his family, and his partner, Sara Rosado, 42, a fine arts graduate from Gijon in northern Spain, who have lived in the abandoned village since 2014.
Aina Solana, 26, says she feels like the guardian of the land, which is close to where her grandparents came from.
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'It's about living on what you have': Four shepherds seek sustainable life in Spain
The four inhabitants of Morillo de Sampietro, an abandoned village in the Pyrenees, live a simple life.
The tiny hamlet of Morillo de Sampietro stands high above a steep, wooded valley in the Spanish Pyrenees. Below is the glint of the Rio Yesa, beyond are the snow-capped peaks of Monte Perdido.
In 1860 Morillo had 76 inhabitants; by 1995 only two remained. Now there are four.
Jesus Huertas and Aina Solana, both of whom turned their back on city life to train as shepherds, live rent-free in return for saving one of the hamlet’s houses from ruin.
A few months ago they joined Morillo's only other inhabitants, Agustín Sesé, 52, the third generation of shepherds in his family, and his partner, Sara Rosado, 42, a fine arts graduate from Gijon in northern Spain, who have lived in the abandoned village since 2014.
The shepherds live rent free in exchange for sparing a property in Morillo de Sampietro from ruin.
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'It's about living on what you have': Four shepherds seek sustainable life in Spain
The four inhabitants of Morillo de Sampietro, an abandoned village in the Pyrenees, live a simple life.
The tiny hamlet of Morillo de Sampietro stands high above a steep, wooded valley in the Spanish Pyrenees. Below is the glint of the Rio Yesa, beyond are the snow-capped peaks of Monte Perdido.
In 1860 Morillo had 76 inhabitants; by 1995 only two remained. Now there are four.
Jesus Huertas and Aina Solana, both of whom turned their back on city life to train as shepherds, live rent-free in return for saving one of the hamlet’s houses from ruin.
A few months ago they joined Morillo's only other inhabitants, Agustín Sesé, 52, the third generation of shepherds in his family, and his partner, Sara Rosado, 42, a fine arts graduate from Gijon in northern Spain, who have lived in the abandoned village since 2014.
The shepherds grow vegetables, keep chickens and hunt in the Pyrenees.
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'It's about living on what you have': Four shepherds seek sustainable life in Spain
The four inhabitants of Morillo de Sampietro, an abandoned village in the Pyrenees, live a simple life.
The tiny hamlet of Morillo de Sampietro stands high above a steep, wooded valley in the Spanish Pyrenees. Below is the glint of the Rio Yesa, beyond are the snow-capped peaks of Monte Perdido.
In 1860 Morillo had 76 inhabitants; by 1995 only two remained. Now there are four.
Jesus Huertas and Aina Solana, both of whom turned their back on city life to train as shepherds, live rent-free in return for saving one of the hamlet’s houses from ruin.
A few months ago they joined Morillo's only other inhabitants, Agustín Sesé, 52, the third generation of shepherds in his family, and his partner, Sara Rosado, 42, a fine arts graduate from Gijon in northern Spain, who have lived in the abandoned village since 2014.
The shepherds use the resources they have, making cheese from the milk of their flock and occasionally slaughtering an animal for meat.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Rishi Sunak joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore
Clap For Captain Sir Tom Moore. Downing Street.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson & partner Carrie Symmonds joins a National clap in honour of NHS fundraiser Captain Sir Tom Moore.
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Annemarie Plas who started the Clap for Carers movement.
Annemarie Plas who started the Clap for Carers movement.
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Annemarie Plas who started the Clap for Carers movement.
Annemarie Plas who started the Clap for Carers movement.
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NHS workers march to Downing Street to demand a pay rise. The Unite The Union branch at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital has partnered with Keep Our NHS Public and Nurses United. The protest starts off outside St Thomas' Hospital then a march to Downing Street at St Thomas' Hospital, London.
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