Keywords
Printmaking
Drawing
Photography
How to Cite
Abstract
What is the connection between the body, mind, and information? Can information be physical or, to turn it around, can the body and mind be ‘just’ information? Where is the meaning of that information? Moreover, crucially, are we losing the connection to our physical selves by incessantly processing life through information?
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