We do not flinch at the consequences. We look them in the eye and name them. The cost of wanting, the cost of needing, the cost of power.
It acts like gravity. It builds rooms, walls, and institutions, bending the subjects inside them to the will of the structure.
The sterile, white-walled spaces where medicine intersects with systemic power.
The dark velvet spaces behind closed doors. Marriages, affairs, the architecture of extreme intimacy.
The borders, the detention centers, the streets. Where abstract laws tear open physical human bodies.
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