[ ]ceanic Agr
iculture
Traveling and operating in international waters, this new aggregate territory breaks free from governmental control by any one nation. Once moored, the fleet loses and gains more and less “land” depending on season and cultural diet. Smaller ferries and feeder boats transport bounties between coastlines and supply decks. Housing freighters accommodate workers and agricultural trainees a like. Composting frigates and waste treatment vessels also become part of the temporal territory. Through aggregation, the singular fields become farm. The farm scales toward the civic and the civic, threatens to constitute a free-range nation. In the end, ideology is at work and “Angola” may literally be on the move |
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