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Mapping a body
In this documentary essay, the reflections of renowned timeless thinkers are combined with intimate material to explore a particular neurosis about bodily identity framed within a modernity laden with consumerism, overproduction of images, and a growing record of mental disorders. This essay seeks to reflect on the idea of the body as a primary element of identity conception; the fragility of both and their constant mutability.
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In this documentary essay, the reflections of renowned timeless thinkers are combined with intimate material to explore a particular neurosis about bodily identity framed within a modernity laden with consumerism, overproduction of images, and a growing record of mental disorders. This essay seeks to reflect on the idea of the body as a primary element of identity conception; the fragility of both and their constant mutability.
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