We reinvent ourselves through one another. We dance with one another, and we both disappear in the labyrinth of our dance. Our dance is a collection of many moves and many games, old and new. We are many invented moves and many reinvented games, including that of being married.
Sofya Shaikut Segovia – I am an independent scholar and artist working at the crossroads of philosophy, educational politics, and the performative arts. I study and practice dance as that which can help us to re-situate ourselves on the earth – as springing from it and in relation to it – at the centre of the worlds we build. In connection to the later, my philosophical research explores what makes any world possible in the first place, in terms of meaning production.
Carlos Segovia – I am a philosopher working on post-nihilism and meta-conceptuality at the crossroads of ontology, epistemology, modal philosophy, and the philosophy of mythology, with special emphasis on early Greek thought, Plato, Fichte, Nietzsche, the later Heidegger, and French structuralism and its marginalia against the backdrop of contemporary discussions on determinacy, indeterminacy, compossibility, and worlding. You can learn more about me here.
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