Fear is a barrier that leads us to distance
ourselves from what represents a threat, it is a sway of the consequences of
not being able to show something, not being able to experience it, feel it or
feel in it. In any case it is necessary to speak of body(ies) when we mention
fear, in extreme situations the body can be blurred by the gravity of the
context as well as the territory, from this perspective it is possible to
visualize the body as a blurred territory. From captivity I can think about the
possibility of giving up physical contact and about the disposition I have to
dissuade this need, the dense atmosphere of Venus causes meteorites to
disintegrate abruptly on their descent to the surface, the planet remains
intact, so We are not talking about a single body, it´s more about a social one,
a collective body. It is not only a space, it is also a deity of eroticism,
which blurs sex and in some cases affects gender, questioning identity,
blurring it and driving us to review beyond the content, the forms. Within this
fight it remains to bet the use of the technology in our advantage, there is an
emergency, Venus is invaded by a virus, viruses are particles formed by nucleic
acids surrounded by proteins, with the ability to reproduce at the expense of
cells that invade, viruses invade other viruses, but in turn all this conquest
depends on the survival of the host, on the other in order to ensure their own
survival, fulfill their objective and be satisfied with personal interests. In
the opposite case, as the host does not survive, the virus must migrate to
another Venus, to another body, space or territory.
