Lazoschmidl SS26 Presentation — Transcript

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The young man no longer just is.
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He becomes.
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"Soft boys" cry on camera.
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We see everything.
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And nothing.
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Borrowing from philosopher Judith Butler, identity is not something you are, but something you do.
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A get-ready video you can't skip.
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And it asks:
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When do we stop becoming, and start being?
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Enter extimity.
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A psychological term for exposing the inner self publicly, almost compulsively.
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We curate closeness, broadcast breakdowns, share secrets - perform intimacy.
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The digital age invites you to be vulnerable, but make it aesthetic.
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In this era, the male body is never just a body.
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It is a brand.
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A platform.
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A currency.
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And increasingly - a battlefield.
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But even among those who dare to show more, there is a profound sense of control.
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You choose the angle.
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You choose the lighting.
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You choose who sees you.
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It is fashion.
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It is ritual.
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It is rebirth.
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Let us not forget - all this is also deeply poetic.
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When every performance is real, what does authenticity even mean?
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And when identity is a canvas,
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Do we ever finish painting?

Frequently Asked Questions

What philosophical concept does the transcript borrow from Judith Butler regarding identity?

The transcript borrows from philosopher Judith Butler, stating that identity is not something you are, but rather something you do. This implies identity is an active process rather than a fixed state.

What is 'extimity' as described in the transcript?

Extimity is a psychological term for exposing the inner self publicly, often compulsively. It involves curating closeness, broadcasting breakdowns, and sharing secrets to perform intimacy in the digital age.

How does the transcript describe the male body in the current era?

In this era, the male body is described as never just a body, but rather a brand, a platform, and a currency. It is also increasingly seen as a battlefield.

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