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This intercontinental epic traces the history of terrestrial infrastructure

employing a sub- and pop-cultural idiom to scrutinize aspects of biopower and the politics of bodies and identity

are presented here accompanied and contextualised by inventories of references from across architecture and contemporary art

It challenges issues of representation by creating a space that includes and celebrates diverse cultures and faiths

Eurasia - An Atlas theory morea Peruvian-Brazilian vanishes into theThe concept of Eurasia evokes myriad different ideas across geological, ideological, cultural, and artistic paradigms. Housing three quarters of the worlds population (as well as three quarters of the worlds energy resources), the Eurasian supercontinent is also home to a great plurality of cultures. It is a space where historical, contemporary and futuristic visions coexist, interact, and mutate. The publication EURASIA An Atlas is a reader surveying