The Avery Review | Erotic Ocean

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The Avery Review | Erotic Ocean The Avery Review About Submissions Issues Topics The Avery Review Stefanie Hessler — Erotic Ocean Download PDF It was while swimming in the waters off the coast of the Greek island of Milos that I first considered my relationship with the ocean to be erotic. As my body floated in the deep blue mass, I felt a strong desire to be fully immersed in it, absorbed by it, one with it. Anne Duk Hee Jordan’s video Ziggy and the Starfish (2016–2018) made me connect this aquatic sensation to more-than-humans. The film conjures an image of multispecies intimacies emblematic

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