The Sorrow And The Fast Of It

The Sorrow And The Fast Of It exists in a middle place: an overlay of indistinct geographies and trajectories. Strained between the bodies of Nathalie and Nathanael, between dissolution and abjection, between the borders that limit the body in its built environment—the city and its name(s), the countries, the border crossings—the narrative, splintered and fractured, dislocates its own compulsion.