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A Liminal Outer Space: On Celine Lee and Miguel Lorenzo Uy’s A Past, A Future

By Pie Tiausas

"What Lee and Uy simulate [...] lies in the interstices of our world and beyond — both here and there, and then and now — enclosing outer space and turning it into a liminal one."

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