Best is Enough

Milk is amorphous, a shapeshifter. Its essence is extracted, separated, purified, bleached and recombined. It is necessary but hidden, camouflaged. Its physical properties are just a product of a perfect and white fantasy. Milk shapes the idea of the Mother denying other beings to be one. Milk is multiple, complex and an imperative. We want to refuse milk’s purity, questioning the programmed affection society attributes to it. The project drifts away from a defined body and moves closer to the polymorphus substance, stretching, stacking, glitching its cultural attributes and rituals.