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The Mouth That Eats Itself: Geography & the Problem of Space Jan van der Ploeg plant for the seasons La Fabric Pola
The Mouth That Eats Itself: Geography & the Problem of Space Jan van der Ploeg plant for the seasons La Fabric Pola
The Mouth That Eats Itself: Geography & the Problem of Space Jan van der Ploeg plant for the seasons La Fabric Pola
The Mouth That Eats Itself: Geography & the Problem of Space Jan van der Ploeg plant for the seasons La Fabric Pola
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The Mouth That Eats Itself: Geography & the Problem of Space Jan van der Ploeg plant for the seasons La Fabric Pola

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The Mouth That Eats Itself: Geography & the Problem of Space Jan van der Ploeg plant for the seasons La Fabric Pola plant for the seasons director and an improvising text sound artist The result is a philosophical horror story Olsson asks how geography makes us free

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