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Sex Freeze


video sculpture (1min) 2013

Sex Freeze from Bianca Boragi on Vimeo.

​Sex freeze is a durational performance in which a couple holds a large blue ice cube between their foreheads, disrupting the ordinary domestic setting. Loosely inspired by Samuel Beckett’s plays and early performance art, this piece questions traditional power dynamics between men and women, presenting a tragicomic outlook on the institution of marriage. 

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