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Miranda Makaroff stands among those who have the freedom —and commitment— to  create, among those who reject docility and attempt to navigate the interruptions of productivity and the mediocrity of everyday attitudes in life. Through a radical way of inhabiting the world, she has dedicated herself to creating a space of rebellion, happiness, and joy, under the premise of taking fun very seriously.
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Makaroff has a fascination with the body, for its extraordinary nature, both profane and sacred. Anatomy contorts, and the erotic elements of the body fragment and juxtapose, with a tone that is both unsettling and playful. The work reclaims the carnal condition of the body and its manifestation through a desire that is both sensual and cosmic, presenting eroticism as a space of resistance against the dating of bodies and the inevitable death —as Bataille would say—.

A fragment of the text by Maite Muñoz.