_body-as-border-traces-and-flows-of-connection-excerpt-installed-at-the-urban-screen-chuck-bailey-rec-center-surrey-b-c.jpg "Body as Border: Traces and Flows of Connection (excerpt) installed at the Urban Screen, Chuck Bailey Rec Center, Surrey, B.C. from ai generating art Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 3 min 90 sec
✓ Published: 09-Feb-2022
✓ Published: 09-Feb-2022
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Body as Border: Traces and Flows of Connection is a 32 minute immersive, large-scale generative video projection created specifically for the Urban Screen at Surrey Art Gallery in response to the global crisis of covid-19, and, how it draws attention to the idea of the Body as Border.nnnnnnnMuch as borders represent the ways that state powers assert control and sovereignty over territories by defining the relations between ‘us and them,’ so too the human body, in the context of the pandemic,
Body as Border: Traces and Flows of Connection is a 32 minute immersive, large-scale generative video projection created specifically for the Urban Screen at Surrey Art Gallery in response to the global crisis of covid-19, and, how it draws attention to the idea of the Body as Border.nnnnnnnMuch as borders represent the ways that state powers assert control and sovereignty over territories by defining the relations between ‘us and them,’ so too the human body, in the context of the pandemic,
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