WHO WE ARE
Sang-yeoja’s Grounding Tactics(SGT) is a feminist artist collective consisting of a documentary filmmaker, a choreographer, a writer, a dance movement therapist, and a visual artist—each having faced individual struggles after #METOO in their respective fields in the Korean art scene.
Since #METOO in 2015, attempts at the institutional level to prevent sexual violence have started taking place in Korean society. However, laws and policies have not progressed to a level that satisfies activists. Systematic support for the physical, mental, and social recovery of survivors remains unstable. Facing this reality, Sang-yeoja’s Grounding Tactics(SGT) questioned what it would require to sustain our identity as survivors and supporters of the #METOO. We decided to utilize art as our medium to change these surroundings.
Since 2020, SGT have developed art programs that assist a survivor's journey of self-recovery, and conducted workshops in many cities across Korea. By creating a secure and sincere space where survivors can play, laugh, cry, and listen, we hope to achieve that both participants and organizers can undergo a process of self-recovery and inner growth at their own rhythm, and by doing so, to extend this 'invisible' space of recovery to those we've yet to encounter.