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A still from the embedded video. Three performers are onstage. They are dressed in black and are against a black background, giving the image an appearance of darkness. A male performer carries a female performer in his arms. She lies horizontally, facing downwards. Her legs and arms are almost straight, as if she were a rigid rectangular object. To their left (the viewer's right), there is another female performer. She lies on her side on the floor, eyes closed but facing the audience, her hands raised slightly above her body.

April 9, 2015
by Aesthetics for Birds
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