
Lost in the city
Synopsis
The city has lost its reference parameters, and gone into nothingness, the streets are leading nowhere, circling in a maze, it had become a labyrinth of endless steps and no matter how far you walk, it will always leave you with the feeling of being lost, not only in the city, but within yourself as well. The overwhelming presence of everything has finally transformed into pure nothingness. The continuing streets flowing around an entirely empty individual, is the city nothingness. A city that lacks relationships, and identity, and has become a no-place where millions of people meet in a mutual ignorance. being lost in the city and within myself and living in the nothingness, in the non-place, being dizzy and turning in circles. It is about deconstructing my physical anatomy and creating a virtual circulation within myself.
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