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I Destroy The Tools Of My Captivity
Driven by the search for a connection that gives meaning to its existence, a mutant being breaks free from its cycle of captivity to face an urbanized world dominated by electronic ruins and collapsed structures. In this quest for identity, it moves between the artificial and the organic, between the dreamlike and the real, trying to define itself in a constantly changing universe.
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Driven by the search for a connection that gives meaning to its existence, a mutant being breaks free from its cycle of captivity to face an urbanized world dominated by electronic ruins and collapsed structures. In this quest for identity, it moves between the artificial and the organic, between the dreamlike and the real, trying to define itself in a constantly changing universe.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Diandra Arriaga, Paulina López Cabrera
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