"Imagine you are falling. But there is no ground.

Paradoxically, while you are falling, you will probably feel as if you are floating—or not even moving at all. Falling is relational—if there is nothing to fall toward, you may not even be aware that you’re falling. If there is no ground, gravity might be low and you’ll feel weightless. Objects will stay suspended if you let go of them.

people may sense themselves as being things.

Any sense of balance is disrupted. Perspectives are twisted and multiplied. New types of visuality arise.

In falling, the lines of the horizon shatter, twirl around.” Hito Steyerl

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