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While immediacy guides the evolution of the virtual infrastructure we inhabit on a daily basis, it's important to highlight the weight that lies beneath the illusion of digital instantaneity. We therefore practice a form of dilated, anti-spectacular temporality, which exposes - through slow weaving - properties of the digital body that are obstructed by the acceleration of media exchanges.  

This particular performative approach gives rise to a flexible relationship with the audience. We do not seek to impose a specific experience, but rather to create a fertile, intimate and contemplative space, encouraging a diversity of types of aesthetic engagement. This is how "Murs de chair" takes shape: not as an authoritarian manifesto preaching the anamnesis of the digital body, but rather as a call to think differently about the virtual entities that populate our shared spaces.