Many Forms

Political form is aesthetic in nature, so too are political struggles as they are inextricably related. Politics is related to the sensible, as in tangible (Jaques Rancieres). It’s about who we can hear, who we can see, who we will allow into our space, or who gets to occupy space and how. These are fundamental sensory things. The image of citizen has to change. A politics terms of sensory realities, linked to praxis, icono-praxis, sensory praxis. How you see and feel and make sense of the world. This will not come in due to a new law or a new monument, it has to be a host of new monuments, a new hegemonic order and a new regime of the senses of the body (Kagri Jain). Enabling deliberative plurality requires an open form.