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Inhabit, receive, resist 

Biography of a bush of who we closely look at the body, the branches: revolutionary states in the middle of an urban center. Reflections on what it is to "be vegetal". A short film produced in reaction to the future destruction of a place (where the future École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts de Paris-Cergy will be built, where I am studying). The main stake was to find a vegetal time and a space of consideration for the forms of life already there.
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Biography of a bush of who we closely look at the body, the branches: revolutionary states in the middle of an urban center. Reflections on what it is to "be vegetal". A short film produced in reaction to the future destruction of a place (where the future École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts de Paris-Cergy will be built, where I am studying). The main stake was to find a vegetal time and a space of consideration for the forms of life already there.

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