Four essays on health transformed into public duty, bodies under WatchMe, death as refusal of benevolent control, and whether a conflictless harmony still has room for persons.
Project Itoh's 2008 work Harmony. The opening essay can serve as an introduction; the remaining 3 essays contain full-story spoilers.
Harmony’s medical order defeats much preventable suffering, then turns the gift of care into a demand that each citizen maintain the body society has invested in.
WatchMe makes bodily condition continuously legible to institutions, eliminating neglected illness while also eliminating the private interval in which refusal can form.
The girls’ suicide pact seeks an exit from total care, but the need to destroy the self exposes how completely the system has removed ordinary forms of refusal.
The final project promises to end destructive conflict by removing the inner plurality from which disagreement arises, saving human organisms by abolishing human authorship.
四篇从健康成为公共义务出发，读WatchMe、无处退出的照料、以死亡拒绝善意世界，以及消灭冲突之后是否还需要主体。
伊藤计划作品。第一篇可作导读，后续文章涉及完整剧情。
四篇從健康成為公共義務出發，讀WatchMe、無處退出的照料、以死亡拒絕善意世界，以及消滅衝突之後是否還需要主體。
伊藤計劃作品。第一篇可作導讀，後續文章涉及完整劇情。