Starlings sing new songs when they grow-up in persistently polluted lands. Desires and sexualities shift. The relations of our bodies go far beyond the skin, stretching outwards to lands, waters, non-humans, ancestors, and those yet to come. We make one another in difficult conditions. What can we become? How can we dream of land-body desires when fossil fuel capitalism and colonialism continues to thrive?Following Frantz Fanon’s example of ‘inserting invention into existence’, M Murphy brings Metis, Anishinaabe, and Haudenosaunee feminist and queer land-body relations to offer a desire-based and after-pessimism vision of anti-colonial justice.24 February 2024Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands→ Explore more of the 2024 Biennial programme at 2024.sonicacts.comCredit:Production: Sonic ActsCamera: Engage! TVDesign: Knoth & Renner with Anja KaiserRealised by Paradiso & Sonic Acts as part of New Perspectives for Action. A project by Re-Imagine Europe, co-funded by the European Union.www.sonicacts.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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