Dimensions: 15 x 25 x 25 cm
Material: 3D print (resin based objet print)

The projected body is generated through fields of density and viscosity that imply the merging of ‘inner’ and ‘outer’ space disregarding boundaries and hence allowing for a surgeon to interface between actual/virtual and densities of matter/space. The body is dissected, projected and analysed in a gradient of density fields generated from the MRI scans.

SI-02 argues that the predefined perceptive boundary of the body is no longer relevant: space requires a far more fluid gradient. It advocates a conceptual shift from a closed system to a ‘gradient field’; from confined territories to density-driven viscous states. Losing the boundary in favour of densities, the idea of territory and defined space itself needs to be rethought and adjusted, modified to allow a broader spectrum of spatial properties to emerge.Virtual organs are redesigned as syncretic transplants, exploring a visceral state of fluctuation between real and virtual flesh components.