Abstract
Aarin Burch explores her aesthetic praxis, an experimental cinema reaching and transforming viewers in the condensed time of layered looks and identification; and validating her Black lesbian existence with presence. Today, she practices film form across the flatness of racial and visual difference, and from her white mother’s paintings, finding connection.
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