On contemporary shamanism and avatar – Choy Ka Fai invites us to expand ourselves

Author Federica PattiCategory Events Members ReviewPosted on: People

How do we perceive the world today in all its seen, unseen, and imagined dimensions? Does the body continue to play the role of a medium to connect with our surroundings and an archive for personal/collective memories, or has it dissolved into a digital stream of virtual consciousness? How did curiosity about the human body evolves into an investigation of the supernatural?

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