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Foris
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A Language That Listens
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Khôra Toronto, Ontario
parade of masks, transducer of vibratory geometries, extempore aural revelations, muted ecstasies, stalker of thresholds, scribe of a body exultant in the sound of its unfolding, iota amidst the vast
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