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Ojos para mis enemigos
Set in a former US Navy base in Puerto Rico, Ojos para mis enemigos (Eyes for my enemies) observes how multiple introduced and indigenous species—plants and crops, but also animals, humans and not—share this terrain and together constitute a new space, offering poetic as well as very concrete scenarios of the anthropocene, its devastation but also modes of recuperation.
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Set in a former US Navy base in Puerto Rico, Ojos para mis enemigos (Eyes for my enemies) observes how multiple introduced and indigenous species—plants and crops, but also animals, humans and not—share this terrain and together constitute a new space, offering poetic as well as very concrete scenarios of the anthropocene, its devastation but also modes of recuperation.
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