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The Mexico Project
The Mexico Project revolves around stories and discourses of bioinvasion, landscaping with genetics, re-mythifying landscapes, borders of belonging and biopollution. This (a)live disturbance involves a journey and two transplantations with the releasing of transgenic cactuses into the wild. Resonating through the cultural phenomenon surrounding discourses of modified entities are voices connected to our constructions of nature and otherness. It investigates genetically altered living systems and their interaction with our culture and ecosystem, exploring the roles these hybrids have as subjects and our roles as creators.
The Bunny, The Butterfly and The Ear
This paper addresses a lab rabbit’s transformation into an artwork, the reflections of science mirrored in art where butterflies pupas are transformed into canvases and finally the birth of disembodied organs for (re)embodiment.
Chimaera Obscura
This paper addresses our ancient predilection for bestiality, where exotic creatures manifested as mediums for copulations and narrative explorations, to science’s slow puncturing of these holes.
Text Archive
The Mexico Project
c-lab, September 2004
The Bunny, The Butterfly and The Ear
c-lab, May 2004
Chimaera Obscura
c-lab, May 2004
The Art of Creating a Monster - Mybrids
c-lab, August 2002
The Cactus Project
c-lab, August 2002
Signs Dream of Symbolic Order
c-lab, December 2001
Fake
c-lab, May 2001
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