læs bogen her - Den Frie
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læs bogen her - Den Frie
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example I don’t necessarily agree with the Danish law or the<br />
Danish politicians just because I am a Dane. And it is the same<br />
<br />
like: How can we produce the best children? Who should be<br />
the ones who get to reproduce? Who should represent us in<br />
the next generation? Who are the best mot<strong>her</strong>s and fat<strong>her</strong>s?<br />
<br />
you are still a part of it. And then the society decides what is<br />
best for all of us. These are some of my thoughts about this.<br />
But it is also connected to having an identity, not just one, but<br />
many identities. And we have different relations to different<br />
<br />
society don’t think about these issues. And regarding to your<br />
be and have a body. I<br />
use “have” because I see the body as a material that you can<br />
form as you want.<br />
TB: But it is almost a paradox, this difference between<br />
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“having” and “being” a body.<br />
MD: But t<strong>her</strong>e is no reason why the “body” should only present<br />
a corporeal entity. Both the English and the Danish word for<br />
“body” is also used to refer to ot<strong>her</strong> material things, for<br />
instance when talking about a “body of works” in an art show,<br />
or a “body of thoughts”.<br />
TB: It is also provocative to say “We Have a Body”. Because it<br />
is not necessarily the same one. I read it as an ironic comment,<br />
this “we” - or potentially ironic.<br />
BR: In relation to the title, do you play with the idea of a local<br />
and a global body? Or an inner or an outer body?<br />
MW: Yes I do, in many ways. T<strong>her</strong>e is for example the relation<br />
between the artist and the artwork, and the viewer and the<br />
viewed/the object. And I chose to do the title in English<br />
UDSNIT FRA UDSTILLINGEN WE HAVE A BODY