alexandra neuman
the collective womb
semen retention for a better tomorrow
radical becoming
in the ongoing now
mother-goddess-
creature-complex
alternative energy
an ecology of mind
the hole is way deeper
infosphere
virtual mirrors
monkey heads
dialogue
ova
in our time
earth/worm
alien
manhole
tampon
workshops
collage as divination
tarot play
bugs and machines
full moon blood party
[cv]
[bio]
PLANET WOMB (())
semen retention for a better tomorrow
radical becoming
in the ongoing now
mother-goddess-
creature-complex
alternative energy
an ecology of mind
the hole is way deeper
infosphere
virtual mirrors
monkey heads
dialogue
ova
in our time
earth/worm
alien
manhole
tampon
workshops
collage as divination
tarot play
bugs and machines full moon blood party
[cv]
[bio]
PLANET WOMB (())
BUGS AND MACHINES: A CLOSER LOOK AT EVERYDAY ALIENS
School of Machines, Making, and Make-Believe, ACUD MACHT NEU, BERLIN
New technologies are loaded with metaphorical references to insects, many of which are normalized in language such as the concept of a ‘World Wide Web’. Allusions to bees, ants, dragonflies (anything that can fit the non-scientific category of “bug”) reveal our ideals of efficiency as human beings evolving with machines, while hinting at the concept of technology as its own alive and buzzing entity.
These ideas were at the core of the Bugs and Machines workshop at School of MA. The event involved group dialogue, a presentation by veterinary parasitologist, Susana Fereira, a drawing activity about bodily fears, and a playful encounter with live madagascar hissing cockroaches.
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