In this analysis of the Harlequin Coat project of 2008 by ORLAN, an artist working in bio art, Aleksanda Spilkowska attempts to recapitulate her activities to date, and to situate her in the sphere of post-humanist art. The artist treats her body as a "modifiedready-made-object", stressing the fluidity of identity. In Harlequin Coat, ORLAN investigates the potential for modifying DNA and cell structure through manipulating human and animal fabrics. Spilkowska states that the artist casts doubt upon all anthropocentrism and problematizes the "fetishization of DNA" that results from separating the human identity from the material of his/her body
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This project uses digital technology to interpret the human body as a malleable material for the dev...
In this analysis of the Harlequin Coat project of 2008 by ORLAN, an artist working in bio art, Aleks...
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This doctoral project encompasses an investigation of embodiment1 in relation to ideas about human ...
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The aesthetics and ethics of ORLAN’s performances as a response to the idealisation of the bod...
In his theory of the 'mirror stage', the psychoanalyst and psychiatrist Jacques Lacan argued that th...
Public engagement in biotechnology has declined as cloning, genetic engineering and regenerative med...
This project uses digital technology to interpret the human body as a malleable material for the dev...
In this analysis of the Harlequin Coat project of 2008 by ORLAN, an artist working in bio art, Aleks...
M.Tech. (Fine Art)This research examines selected visual manifestations of Transhumanism. Transhuman...
This thesis explores the cultural implications underlying the medical practice of cutting human fles...
This thesis examines the controversial work of French artist Orlan with regard to social and histori...
The author argues that the modern project of disenchanting the world through genome discovery has no...
Bio-art, fostering connections between seemingly distant areas of science and art, has in recent yea...
This research examines how the manifestation of the nonhuman animal in contemporary visual art is of...
This chapter makes explicit the association of certain art forms and art works to trans- and posthu...
The author argues that in order to fully understand Orlan's Self-Hybridations series, one must retur...
This doctoral project encompasses an investigation of embodiment1 in relation to ideas about human ...
This research examines the development of surface motifs in drapery, and how they can be further dev...
The aesthetics and ethics of ORLAN’s performances as a response to the idealisation of the bod...
In his theory of the 'mirror stage', the psychoanalyst and psychiatrist Jacques Lacan argued that th...
Public engagement in biotechnology has declined as cloning, genetic engineering and regenerative med...
This project uses digital technology to interpret the human body as a malleable material for the dev...