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Fungi Media by Piotr Bockowski ISBN 9781785421389, 9781785421396, 1785421387, 1785421395 instant download

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Authors:Piotr Bockowski
Pages:276 pages
Year:2024
Edition:1
Publisher:Open Humanities Press
Language:english
File Size:3.25 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781785421389, 9781785421396, 1785421387, 1785421395
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Fungi Media by Piotr Bockowski ISBN 9781785421389, 9781785421396, 1785421387, 1785421395 instant download

Fungi Media positions performance art of bodily mutations as a form of corporeal philosophy. Examining ecologies of rot and fungal decomposition, it outlines a theory of fungosexuality beyond sexual reproduction and binary gender roles. This theoretical perspective repositions queer sexualities in the context of the original meaning of the term 'queer', which is 'rot' - and which stands for a fungi-induced process of decomposition. With this, Fungi Media explores the foundational importance of rot for both breaking down and sustaining bodies, relationships and life as such. The project was developed in a squatted sewage space in London, adopted by the author as a laboratory for mutant performance. The space hosts Chronic Illness events, where Internet-inspired body artists enter an environment populated with fungi. The interventions of human performers are incorporated into the rotten physiology of the space, which itself becomes a live entity. This book involves those events in the analysis of connections between media technologies and primal life processes. It also offers strategies for urban dwelling which transcend normative family life.
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