The Warm Wall Hopes to Ease the Pain of Menstruation
Ellen Smith — April 17, 2018 — Lifestyle
References: laurenelee & psfk
The Warm Wall is a new installation that's offering a public space where women can be temporarily comforted from period pains.
The Warm Wall is a simple design that can be seamlessly integrated into public bathrooms. It features a curved, heated wall that offers comfort when leaned on. According to the artist, Lauren Lee, "I wanted to create something that was integrated into public space—an amenity and a resource, rather than something you go out and buy for yourself.”
The project, created by Lauren Lee fuses art and architecture to create an installation that encourages women to engage in discussions about the pains of menstruation, effectively building a community based on mutual understanding and support.
Image Credit: Lauren Lee
The Warm Wall is a simple design that can be seamlessly integrated into public bathrooms. It features a curved, heated wall that offers comfort when leaned on. According to the artist, Lauren Lee, "I wanted to create something that was integrated into public space—an amenity and a resource, rather than something you go out and buy for yourself.”
The project, created by Lauren Lee fuses art and architecture to create an installation that encourages women to engage in discussions about the pains of menstruation, effectively building a community based on mutual understanding and support.
Image Credit: Lauren Lee
Trend Themes
1. Period Pain Relief - Opportunity for innovative products or services that provide temporary relief from menstrual pain.
2. Integrated Public Amenities - Potential for creating public installations that serve as both functional amenities and artistic expressions.
3. Community Building Through Art - Using art installations as a catalyst for initiating dialogue and building supportive communities around shared experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - Innovation opportunities for developing new pain relief solutions specifically targeting menstrual pain.
2. Architecture - Possibilities for integrating functional and comforting elements into public spaces, such as heated walls in bathrooms.
3. Art and Design - Creating impactful art installations that encourage open conversations about taboo topics and foster community engagement.
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