In a Europe that abandons refugees to suffering because they are considered less human, a planet left for dead by advanced capitalism and an economic system that is making hegemonic choices without taking into account differences, I asked myself what is human.
My project is a critique of the limiting theory of anthropocentrism and the supremacy of the species. With an experimental and free approach, I created an alternative human being that includes non-human and technological intersectional elements, close to nature and interspeciesism, a place to become, meaning the body as regulated by multiple elements and in continuous evolution to which I have not set pre-established goals.
As a queer body and female identifier I know the pain of exclusion and have a clear idea of how power works, altering the ideological aspect of the universal human being, therefore, male, white, and heterosexual, I have played with the tension that exists between the universal concept of the human and its declinations, questioning the unwritten rules that form the environment in which we live.