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Finding Alice, a conversation with C. Ryu and Lena Hansen C. Ryu, Alice and Alice: in Freefall (2023-2024), Film Still, 18:22, all imagery was produced by FLIR thermal technology When I saw C. Ryu’s Alice and Alice: in Freefall, I was taken to a place of uncertainty and fear. Lines between fact and fiction blurred […]
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Finding Alice, a conversation with C. Ryu and Lena Hansen C. Ryu, Alice and Alice: in Freefall (2023-2024), Film Still, 18:22, all imagery was produced by FLIR thermal technology When I saw C. Ryu’s Alice and Alice: in Freefall, I was taken to a place of uncertainty and fear. Lines between fact and fiction blurred […]
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by Jenna Peng | I’ve been feeling like I’m back in Florida—a place where I felt no continuity of becoming, yet I went incessantly on. The wetlands, the orange houses, the there-and-back trails with Spanish moss swaying in a single slow motion. My mom loves the moss, like a storybook, she said. I love this […]
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by Jenna Peng | I’ve been feeling like I’m back in Florida—a place where I felt no continuity of becoming, yet I went incessantly on. The wetlands, the orange houses, the there-and-back trails with Spanish moss swaying in a single slow motion. My mom loves the moss, like a storybook, she said. I love this […]
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Holding Still Grounding the personal and political in The Front Yard by Bryan Martello | an essay by Helen Trompeteler | A long time ago, when my partner and I started to seriously imagine a life together, we would daydream aloud about what kind of garden we would have – vegetables at the back, courgettes, […]
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Holding Still Grounding the personal and political in The Front Yard by Bryan Martello | an essay by Helen Trompeteler | A long time ago, when my partner and I started to seriously imagine a life together, we would daydream aloud about what kind of garden we would have – vegetables at the back, courgettes, […]
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