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With sensorial engagement, bodies move through space, leaving and observing traces of occurrences.
Operations of the perceived produce a never-ending flow of stimuli, drawing events through degrees of focus,
telling one’s attention to take notice, or not. A disruption of flow, brought on by the event, relates to the
subject’s position of the assumed. It is this affair with the assumed, a positioning of the known and unknown,
that postures expressions of attitude. Out of this sequencing surfaces a drama between the understanding of self
and its relationship with the world. |