Stoma is a communal art project—a body of affective practices that cultivate spaces for reflection and play.
The term stoma, from the Greek for aperture, serves as a guiding metaphor. Openings, mouths, wounds. A deliberate stab into the saturation of contemporary experience.
This is the act of stabbing the mesh of a saturated present. It’s an invitation to play as a way of thinking. A group of people that make art, as well as the experiences that happen around them. A declaration of intentions and desires. An interruption, a pause. It is a hole with no purpose. Stoma is an erotic gesture. A collective of imaginations that desire mundanity.