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==A 1 month performance==
==A 1 month performance==
<i>Written at first person as Robin</i>
<i>Written at first person as Robin</i>
For one month in the region of Limburg, I entangled myself in a network of beings, mutualism and trophic relationships of decay to produce cheese. By doing so, my ambition was to depict and project in other humans the network in which our primates’ life are tied in — whatever we make — and that makes “us” broader than only-humans.  
<br>For one month in the region of Limburg, I entangled myself in a network of beings, mutualism and trophic relationships of decay to produce cheese. By doing so, my ambition was to depict and project in other humans the network in which our primates’ life are tied in — whatever we make — and that makes “us” broader than only-humans.  
===Landscape===
===Landscape===
This web constituted by a space of ±50km2 area for a time of 30 days, tied me up with 4 Dutch and Belgian farmers that I have found through the landscape they live in. This same landscape provides pastures for their domesticated animals (cows and goats) to graze plants that they digest and transform into the milk that I purchased. On my way to each one of the 4 farms, I described the landscape. The landscape is the addition of living beings growing, hunting, socialising and working in the surroundings of the road network from home to farms (fields, buzards, sheds, trees, goose, ponds, crows, etc.)
This web constituted by a space of ±50km2 area for a time of 30 days, tied me up with 4 Dutch and Belgian farmers that I have found through the landscape they live in. This same landscape provides pastures for their domesticated animals (cows and goats) to graze plants that they digest and transform into the milk that I purchased. On my way to each one of the 4 farms, I described the landscape. The landscape is the addition of living beings growing, hunting, socialising and working in the surroundings of the road network from home to farms (fields, buzards, sheds, trees, goose, ponds, crows, etc.)