This volume plunges into a number of different archives and resurfaces with physical techniques: Eliza Steinbock finds love in the Lili Elbe Archive, Europe’s largest collection of trans* and queer history; Carmen Mörsch describes how bodies that act as a medium for artistic expression communicate more than just art, inviting us to take a discrimination-wary view. Maaike Bleeker slips into the role of Neo in The Matrix and plugs a data-transfer cable into our spinal cord to ask how intellectual knowledge and physical knowing condition one another.
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Re_Visioning Bodies

Leipzig January, 2022
ISBN: 9783959054966
Edition Number: 1
Width: 15 cm
Length: 23 cm
Language(s): English
Editor
Daniel Neugebauer
Author
Eliza Steinbock, Maaike Bleeker, Carmen Mörsch
Artist
Zeyno Pekünlü


























Re_Visioning Bodies
DNA #10
Daniel Neugebauer/Eliza Steinbock/Maaike Bleeker/Carmen Mörsch

80 pp.
with 6 black-white and 11 colour illustrations
perfect bound softcover
Leipzig January, 2022
ISBN: 9783959054966
Edition Number: 1
Width: 15 cm
Length: 23 cm
Language(s): English
Editor
Daniel Neugebauer
Author
Eliza Steinbock, Maaike Bleeker, Carmen Mörsch
Artist
Zeyno Pekünlü













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