Made of Others considers the body as a site of accumulation rather than origin.
The self arrives already inhabited. What appears personal is carried through repetition, through return. The collective settles into the body quietly, until separation is no longer clear.
Care and control remain difficult to separate. Protection and conformity share a common language. What surrounds us does not remain outside; it enters, persists and settles into the body.
The body gathers itself from what it cannot entirely refuse.
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