1. ... performed by the priests and deity of time. The gestures ritualize the objectivity of
time, giving it an aesthetic end similar to the body positions or decorative nature
of all religion or ritual. The
aesthetics of how we analogue time inform the gestures, along with the
relationship of time to space, the narrative derived from the clock of our
lives and the location of our bodies.
The Keeper playfully deifies the everyday, creating a force larger than
ourselves that both speaks to a modern perspective but releases us from the boarders
invisibly created by systems of belief.
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