Inhabit

Emily Hesse

Inhabit

Emily Hesse

Belfast School of Art

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Abstract

The past had returned to ground. Buried deep within the subterranean interior of the planet were fragments of the relationships we honoured. Our love, held in an ever-shifting geology, a temporal space where all times could meet without the need for clocks.

Original language	English
Volume	1
Specialist publication	Echtrai
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2022

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Inhabit

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