Our work is invested in formulations of counter-narratives. On bringing together different materialities and objects in alternatives displays of the everyday, our practice questions the inscribed power structures which mediate our access to reality. Metamorphic and metabolic processes which we involve in different ways and forms in our installations blur the boundaries between objects, architecture and (human) beings.

Reflecting on the posthuman condition — and inspired by feminist science fiction, the theory of affirmation, and the political philosophy of language — we explore the feeling of the uncanny as a possible threshold that might open up imaginative pathways beyond marginalisation, polarisation, and the apathy of contemporary life, and seek to think of silence as a form of resistance to the hegemony of anthropocentric discourse.