Post Human showcases 36 artists examining how technology shapes our identity and existence, emphasizing bodily transformation amid advancements in biotechnology, automation, and digital enhancements.
As articulated by the gallery, the 'cultured body' in this iteration of Post Human reflects a variety of concerns, marking it as more relevant than ever in our evolving relationship with technology.
The works challenge our conventional understanding of humanity, presenting a future where labor, identity, and experience are intricately intertwined with the advancements of the digital age.
From automation's impact on labor depicted by Kline's work to Uddenburg's commentary on self-presentation, the exhibition invites a reconsideration of our relationship with contemporary technology.
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