A Planetary Motion Sickness by Sofia Schartner

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  • Author
    Sofia Schartner
  • Publisher
    Asola Press
  • Designer
    Sofia Schartner
  • Price
    15
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  • Pages
    28
  • Dimensions
    10 x 18 cm
  • Characteristics
    Printed in risograph
  • ISBN
    978-1-7644890-0-3
  • Published
    January 2026
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An exploration of a child’s false hypothesis on sickness.

A Planetary Motion Sickness is an exploration of a child’s unfounded hypothesis on nausea, proposing sickness as a momentary failure of adaptation to a constantly spinning planet. Nausea becomes a sudden perception of motion.
Drifting through bodily sensation and lingering belief, the sequence illustrates the fragile logic of the theory.

Printed in risograph by Stray Pages, Australia.

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Image from a project on PhMuseum
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Image from a project on PhMuseum
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