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How do we imagine a space where the past and the present perpetually collapse into each other?

Say you are standing somewhere, way before let’s say 1652. You cast your eye on a long stretch of fertile and bountiful land, a space that you have spent years cultivating. The ones who came before you also cultivated that land with the promise of sustenance and prosperity for generations to come. This land is abruptly disrupted and shattered by violent intrusions.

These aggressive acts of dispossession occur repeatedly. In 1906, your uprising against the Poll Tax represents a reaction to the …