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sewing skins
my broken tongue
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your heart on my skin
in the arms of a river
I wish you knew me by my name 2020 - now
The use of flags have not always been self-evident as means to represent peoples. From banished flags to protest flags to imperial flags, “I wish you knew me by my name” is a research that questions representation of the individual vs. the collective & the ownership of space through the use of flags.
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I wish you knew me by my name
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