Structural Reconstructions
In Passing begins with a simple question: what happens in the brief interval between noticing something and deciding what it means?
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Objects do not possess meaning on their own. Their meaning emerges from the structure in which they are placed. When familiar objects appear in an unexpected context, they reveal how strongly our interpretation depends on structural relationships rather than on the objects themselves.
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You were taught that your life must have meaning. That you need to find it, uncover it, earn it. That without meaning, you’re lost. But what if the very act of chasing meaning is what’s keeping you trapped? What if your hunger for purpose isn’t profound—but paralysing?
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