Fashioning the Body: Versions of the Citizen, the Self, and the Subject

 The buildings were uniformly three stories with a blue roof and blue walls. The approach to the building was a paved covered walkway. On one side were horizontal boards that bodies rested on and the other side objects composed of two circles and a frame were hanging. The rectangular entrances were protected in a stairwell. There were two rectangular frames below the level of the paved path. Climbing above the path revealed another set of two doors and even higher another set of two doors. On these doors were pieces of paper with writing on them, some having four pieces and others having six. Walking around the building, there were regularly placed rectangles containing glass. Observed from the outside the pieces of glass at knee level were blocked by something on the inside. The pieces of glass on the two levels above were clear and allowed images to pass through them. A body was observed in close proximity to a glowing box in the second level of rectangles and letters spray painted onto the wall “Occupancy limit 10”. Paved paths branched off into gravel and wood lined paths. Off the path a small green plant seemed to try to grow. The paths we were surrounded by tall brown and green sunblockers. The blue buildings were quite numerous on a wider circular path. An awful smell was detected when passing a cluster of rectangular objects with wooden roofs.