Exploratory analysis of touch and its role in perception and meaning-making in human experience, suggesting new understandings.
Background: My practice examines touch as a primary modality of knowing, foregrounding the soma (The lived body as a site of perception, feeling, and meaning—your body experienced from within) as an active site of perception and meaning-making. Drawing from contemporary theories of transcorporeality [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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