Territory

co-published by Club del Prado and Profundo ediciones

texts by Lucrecia Mason Córdoba

“[…] Just as homosexuality is the effect of the naturalization of heterosexuality as a political regime, the fat body is the result/effect of the naturalization of the thin body as a healthy, productive, and desirable body. The sexually and bodily dissident body thus marks, with its existence, the limits of the norm. And who falls within the status of normal? What and how enters through the mouth of a normal body? What does a normal body suck?

Inmensidades captures and shares intimate and political moments, poetics of resistance against external hostility. It proposes embraces that are songs: songs to bodily and gender dissidence, which is celebrated and enjoyed, and done in company. […]”