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"Flinch"
- 1995 "Flinch" is a work which considers the relationship between the natural and the technological. The artificial concept which separates us (subject) from what we perceive as natural (object) is further problematized by current practices of fixing and reconstructing ourselves with machines and recombinant DNA. These practices allow the illusion of immortality, or at least longevity, and posits a misrepresentation of who and what we are. Unfortunately, we believe this illusion as a culture and presume to use any means at our disposal to remain desirable and healthy. This presents the precarious state of simultaneous invincibility and vulnerability. ("he loves me. he loves me not.") |
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