Glasgow Science Festival: Digesting Journeys through Film & the Senses

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Explore the relationship of texture and foods with a hands-on feeling experience, allow yourself to be taken on a sensory journey exploring what happens when we take the outside world in.

About Glasgow Science Festival: Digesting Journeys through Film & the Senses

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Join the Scottish Gut Project to explore our relationships with our guts. Watch ‘Human Nature’ a short film exploring the gut as site of interaction between human and more-than-human worlds. Explore the relationship of texture and foods with a hands-on feeling experience, allow yourself to be taken on a sensory journey exploring what happens when we take the outside world in. Enter into a group discussion about our physical, psychological, and linguistic relationships with our guts with experts from the University of Glasgow's School of Modern Languages & Cultures, Still Room Studios and Sculpture Studios Glasgow.

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