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The most traditional interpretation of the window is that of its architectural situation, its being set into an opening. Among its uses are shelter, the possibility of natural lighting, connecting two configurations of social spaces, as well as refreshment and/or ventilation of a space. In this sense, the opening turns into a screen a few millimeters large that marks out an inside and an outside (if we adhere to binary thinking), an interchangeable front and back (depending on where you're looking), with precise and apparently differentiated logics. Yet at the same time, on a discreet if …