Photographed in Trinity Bellwoods, the exterior of the public bathroom is covered in Covid-19 signage. Even prior to the pandemic, public bathrooms served a vital need and had a pre-existing reputation of danger and risk. Accessibility has long been an issue. The excess signage adds another perceived layer of danger and reconsideration for use. But, if used while adhering to the rules, how unsafe are public bathrooms compared to other indoor spaces?
Ebti Nabag is a graduate of Ryerson University’s MFA program Documentary Media in Film and Photography. She is a Sudanese-Canadian visual artist who works with photography, video, and installation. She is also a digital and analogue photography instructor. She teams up with galleries and community organizations to deliver visual programs that provide opportunities for creative self-expression and aid in the development of identity. Her personal work is motivated by stories from the average human, and hopes her documentations serve as bridges between people and communities.
