Agnese Fanizza

Oct 18, 2024 | publicbooks.org | David M. Chmielewski |Megan Cummins |Agnese Fanizza

“I am not in space and time, nor do I think space and time; rather, I am of space and time; my body fits itself to them and embraces them.”—Maurice Merleau-PontyOur bodies take up and embrace space and time, but, within the specific time-space of our university campus, our bodies are defined by who can and cannot be here. Within our gates, bodies have been arrested, infected, and erased, effacing the boundaries between bodies and place.