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Blurb 8
Inscribing the marring exposures of violence on their joint articulations, Brady and Halpern wholly refuse compliance with systems that destroy breathing presences. Instead they engender temporalities where relational empathy thrives. Snow Sensitive Skin is an incredibly moving call to embrace what "won't exchange," redefining "partial object" (ification) in the refracted confusion of war's mirroring surfaces.
-Brenda Iijima on Snow Sensitive Skin by Taylor Brady and Rob Halpern (Displaced Press, 2011)