We’re each in our own living rooms, I in Copenhagen, Candela in Barcelona, separated by a screen and a few thousand kilometers. I hadn’t had my pre-cigarette yet, and for
Joshua Serafin (b.1995, they/them), born in Bacolod, Philippines, moves like an idea, trained in the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Brussels, but belongs to none of these places. Their work, as
“Examine your own nature, stretch your own body out on the examining table, do the work that needs to be done on yourself (with all this charge’s intended multiple meanings),
Feminist phenomenologists challenge traditional Western phenomenological frameworks contingent on a mind/body and nature/culture dichotomy. This Western inclination to categorize concepts into binary opposites reflects the perennial gendered way of thinking,