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   DIR By: Abu raihan
       Date: September 10, 2023, 4:46 am
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       Back to index Postmodern Aesthetics: Cinema and Literature These
       hybridized scenarios made of music, sexuality, avant-garde
       architecture, drugs, cyberpunk, etc., pulsating but artificial
       scenarios, alive but dead, "erotic" but orgasmically suspended,
       are also the basis of much science fiction cinema and literature
       . Let's take for example the cinema of David Cronenebrg, "hinges
       have their sex appeal" Caprice says to her husband Saul Tenser
       in Crimes of The Future (2022), and by zipper we mean one of the
       bodily modifications (to the abdomen) that the couple of body
       artists adopt in their shows.
       In a world dominated by anthropological Phone Number List
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       evolutions, of biological organs and the
       overcoming of disease (infections) and perception (pain
       threshold), by an art where a strange concept of "inner beauty"
       (cit.) is exposed, the two lead artistic performances based on
       the removal of tumors grown "voluntarily" in his body by her
       surgery. "Surgery is the new sex," says Timlin,  of cataloging
       and preserving the new organs, also in Tenser, before exchanging
       effusions with him, noting a further transformation, the one
       that emanates erotic force from these bodily modifications.
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       In another of his works Crash (1996), based among other things
       on the novel by James G. Ballard (1973), the protagonist is a
       certain Vaughan who, with his gang, puts into practice an
       interesting thesis according to which the car accidents give off
       erotic, orgasmic energy. Thus Vaughan's gang staged real car
       accidents, which they then filmed, and then even indulged in
       masturbatory orgies at their vision. And still in the same film,
       the other protagonist Ballard, also moved by a certain
       erotomania, has sex with one of the gang.
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