The Compression of Physical and Relational Space (COVID-19)

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During the quarantine due to COVID-19, I think that we are experiencing a compression of space.

Relational space.

Physical space.

This compression of relational and physical space messes with boundaries and raises important questions about our identity. Questions like “Who am I?” “How am I to be loved?” What am I to do with my life?”

In this video I explore these ideas and why it’s important to listen to them.

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