HUMAN MEATBALLS

Examine the human body, not only as cumulus of flesh and bone performing the tasks of our physiological needs, but as a place which is emotionally alive and the receptacle of our temporal and spiritual history. Culturally we have learned from a young age to repress our emotions, believing them to be wrong, inadequate or twisted. We avoid feeling naked and vulnerable. Ignoring our emotions potentiates them, making them stronger and forceful; they become cysts in the body and live deep down weeping, sobbing, guffawing, bellowing, howling or crying without ever being heard. It is an invitation to observe ourselves from the space within, in order to give our emotions a place to live. (This ‘statement’ finds its meaning as a part