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Meta.Morf X \u2013 FAEN EXHIBITION: FY FAEN S\u00c5 BRA! \/ Gallery KiT, March 8 \u2013 22, 2020 \/ Curator: Zane Cerpina<\/p>\n

Anne Cecilie Lie<\/b> [no]<\/span>
\nIntersected Waterbodies<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Intersected Waterbodies<\/i>\u00a0is an interdisciplinary, bio-digital artwork investigating a toxicological web of (tech) bodies, liminal spaces and the sea.<\/p>\n

Today\u2019s digital ecology is inextricably linked to extraction: of the Earth and through the exploitation of marginalized bodies, as well as emotional mining through social media, among others.<\/p>\n

Intersected Waterbodies<\/i>\u00a0is rooted in the city of Trondheim, which has a long history of digging deep into the body of the landscape, now exploring extraction below the seabed through NTNU to, allegedly, create an ethical and sustainable technological future.<\/p>\n

Facing the current environmental reckoning is urgent, but will a truly just future rise from excavating the place from which, most likely, all life on Earth originated, the planet\u2019s last refugia, setting unknown chain reactions in motion?<\/p>\n

Moving from the exploitative Anthropocene\/Capitalocene\/Plantationocene into Donna Haraway\u2019s restorative Chthulucene, marginalized worlds entangled with ours and that enable us to exist, come to the foreground. What life forms might be here in the future to come? And how can we leave as graciously as possible with those that are left behind in mind?<\/p>\n