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Naturatities
An amalgam of experimental techniques explore the fragility of modern subjectivity, dismantling the boundaries between nature and culture, subject and object, order and chaos. Perception is dragged into a whirlwind of multiplicities in a fluid space, where the body ceases to be a fixed entity and transforms into a becoming without borders, an assemblage of forces and chronotopes in constant transformation.
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An amalgam of experimental techniques explore the fragility of modern subjectivity, dismantling the boundaries between nature and culture, subject and object, order and chaos. Perception is dragged into a whirlwind of multiplicities in a fluid space, where the body ceases to be a fixed entity and transforms into a becoming without borders, an assemblage of forces and chronotopes in constant transformation.
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