[Posthuman Wombs]

Here, gender is not binary and nature and technology are not in opposition to one another. Here, pregnancy is technology, and the body is both fiction and reality. [Posthuman Wombs] is the artist's autotheoretical exploration of hosting a child in a non-binary body. It speaks of the desire to find a community in otherness.

The work uses Virtual Reality to propose glitch- & xeno-feminist perspectives in a posthuman age, in which all organisms are understood as interdependent and all bodies and all nature is understood as technologised. It proposes to speculate with pregnancy as a hack that can be applied on all bodies, or that could even be applied outside of the posthuman body.