Junk Journey reveals hidden aspects of diska (disabled) people's lives, displaying a selection of everyday objects, medicines and accessibility tools that provide physical and emotional support to many sick, crippled and disabled people. By presenting these elements and their waste, the work questions the idea of diska people as disposable. It highlights issues of inclusion, representation and accessibility in everyday life, and the importance of mutual support.

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Agitació Diska is a collective that challenges the ableist structures present in the arts and culture. They define themselves as crip, queer, decolonial and anti-speciesist, and promote a critical vision of current society. From an intersectional perspective, they seek to name and shed light on the dynamics of oppression and discrimination.

Agitació Diska: Carol, Sigma, Hannah Nishat Botero, Morgane Dixneuf, Sílvia Maestre Limiñana.

With the collaboration of Marta Plaza (@gacela1980_reloaded), Sick Comrade (Kit Blamire, Florence Freitag, Elias Lowe), Gio (@kat_the_munster), Mayra Ortigoza (@diariodeunapacienterara), Bloque Covid and other people and groups in the anti-capacity struggle.