Breath

breathe. breathe in and breathe out. slowly. wait until relaxation sets in. breathe in and breathe out. find peace in your body and mind. feel how the universe permeates you, how you permeate the universe. feel the winds of the universe inside you. breathe, lose yourself. more deeply. touch the darkness inside you. rest. feel the silence. the air inside us feeds the fire and stretches up to the stars. bears the dust, the seeds, the steam. feel the endlessness of the body. the universal breath of life. part of a whole, part of the atmosphere. of the poisons around us, the smells of our neighbors, stale air, combustion. where dense relations dominate, single sided dictates are implausible, as is constant non-communication. do not hyperventilate, that only narrows the blood vessels in our head. breathe. just like that. feel the breath. breathe.

More information in the media section

Geontologies: A Requiem to Late Liberalism. Keynote by Elizabeth A. Povinelli (Department of Anthropology, Columbia University, New York)

A Matter Theater | Corporeality: Introduction by Ashkan Sepahvand, Min: 4:00

A Matter Theater | Swinging: Commented Physical Exercise with Curving Lines with Torsten Blume and Peter Wagner

Anthropocene Campus | Slow Media. Presented by Libby Robin, Helmuth Trischler and Reinhold Leinfelder

External links for further reading

The Anthropocene Project. Complete program

Volume VAPOR. In: Grain, Vapor Ray. MIT Press, 2014