she told the bot and the bot understood

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/imagine prompt: frustration, inequalities, messy background, abstract –no people –ar 9:16
/imagine prompt: sweating woman, facing backwards, feet on fire, head inside filing cabinet, wrist watch, keys, spectacles, paper floating, red walls –ar 2:3
/imagine prompt: oil painting, independent middle-aged woman, juggling homelife and work, thoughts disappearing, tasks piling up –ar 2:3

Picture your story. Shape your workplace.

she told the bot and the bot understood is an exhibition at the Learning and Development Centre at Fieldhead Hospital, Wakefield. Featuring artworks from South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust staff, the exhibition explores experiences of (peri)menopause through creativity. Organised by Leeds Beckett University, participants used photography and generative AI tools to respond to the question: What affects well-being in (peri)menopause?

Interested in taking part in a future creative workshop? Register your interest to hear about future opportunities to take part. These small, supportive sessions will explore experiences of menopause through artmaking, creative writing and conversation. No artistic experience is needed!

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/imagine prompt: thoughts swirling around like mist and fog, female figure moving through image, polaroid photo

AI Art as a Method to Visualise Lived Experience’ is a PhD research project led by Marielle Reuser, supported by South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SWYPFT).