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Overview / Performances
Occupied Air
© Amin Heydarifard
Following Deleuz’s concept of the indeterminate body, the Polish physician Ludwick Rajchman writes: “One could speak of a principle of the indeterminacy of the body: Each of us has a body in this indeterminate sense, each of us is a somebody or is capable of becoming somebody. The indeterminacy of bodily being is thus impersonal and yet quite singular; having a body, being able to become anyone, is in fact what is most intrinsic to each of us, even if it never reduces to anything determinate about us.” It is a journey of discovering my body with and without memories, of trying to find a new space for my body in different air conditions, and of entering into the new cycle of breathing with the aim of using the air as part of my memory.