The Book of Na - Na Mira furniture design indeed every person

indeed every person

The book also features examples of radical design collectives

Mekas began to write a form of text quite foreign to him: a novel

cope with the estimated increases in global air temperatures and in the earth’s corresponding thermal stress

this book embarks on a journey to a city that no longer exists

The Book of Na - Na Mira furniture design indeed every personIn The Book of Na, translation acts at the edge of perception. Tracing across projects in film, video, and performance, Na Mira reflects on the violent fragmentation of bodies while refusing the containment of geographic and corporeal borders. In 1977, a name is cut at an immigration office. This gap turns into an intergenerational score for becoming heat, hexagram, hologram. Using oracular and glitching technologies, Mira witnesses what escapes data: