Materially reversed plastic components from exteroceptive sensors used in humanoid robotics, a deceased person’s clothing (preserved by their partner) regenerated into textile fibres and later crystallized in wellness salts, silicon cast of the person’s clothing items before regeneration, plants processed by removing chlorophyll, liquid corticotrophin (the hormone responsible for the sensation of pain), aluminium tubes, metal with oxidation catalyst. 220 x 100 x 110 cm

Plants processed by removing chlorophyll. 

Thermal blanket, materially reversed plastic components from exteroceptive sensors used in humanoid robotics. 40 x 30 x 20 cm
The heat produced by the thermal blanket equals to the energy consumption of a server of a memorial site storing the data produced by a person in the course of their life.

Plants processed by removing chlorophyll, a deceased person’s clothing (preserved by their partner) regenerated into textile fibres and later crystallized in wellness salts, silicon cast of the person’s clothing items before regeneration, flock obtained from regenerated fibre, materially reversed polyester clothing, materially reversed plastic components from exteroceptive sensors used in humanoid robotics. 200 x 30 x 40 cm 

Materially reversed plastic components from exteroceptive sensors used in humanoid robotics, a deceased person’s clothing (preserved by their partner) regenerated into textile fibres and later crystallized in wellness salts, silicon cast of the person’s clothing items before regeneration, plants processed by removing chlorophyll. 50 x 40 x 10 cm 

Performance, taking place daily at different times.
A local person was asked to mumble by heart an abstract text referring to contextual origins of the works on show while engaging in the everyday life activities surrounding the exhibition space.  The disguised performance opens up the potential for distributing information in case of an encounter with an unaware visitor on the way to the exhibition.

Materially reversed plastic components from exteroceptive sensors used in humanoid robotics, a deceased person’s clothing (preserved by their partner) regenerated into textile fibres and later crystallized in wellness salts, silicon cast of the person’s clothing items before regeneration, plants processed by removing chlorophyll, liquid corticotrophin (the hormone responsible for the sensation of pain), aluminium tubes, metal with oxidation catalyst. 220 x 100 x 110 cm

Thermal blanket, materially reversed plastic components from exteroceptive sensors used in humanoid robotics. 40 x 30 x 20 cm
The heat produced by the thermal blanket equals to the energy consumption of a server of a memorial site storing the data produced by a person in the course of their life.