Aaron Alexander Arnoldt

We humans are changing. We have become kinked with what we have created that we are no longer separate from it. We have outgrown the distinction between the natural and the artificial. We are what we make. We are our thoughts, whether they are created by our neurons, by our electronically augmented minds, by our technologically mediated social interactions, or by our machines themselves. We are our bodies, whether they are born in womb or test tube, our genes inherited or designed, organs enhanced, repaired, transplanted, or manufactured.

Anthropomorphobia is where humans have progressed and advanced in the creation of technology, we hunger to celebrate this advancement and continue to push its boundaries to the limit. Within this powerful zest for desire, there also lingers fear.

“The crash was the only real experience I had been through for years”, J.G.Ballard.

The Crash as the liberation of human and machine libido, an artefact, which is crossbreed of organic and synthetic entity. A natural recreation of our second skin – nature 2.0 – which leads us to a higher awareness of the self. In the circle of evolution every man-made object, inspired by nature turns to its origin at a certain point.

The Pyramid is turning, Wild Systems are growing.
To modify the nature is our nature.
Inherent Hybrid.