A glossy white ceramic sculpture on a pale ground: an animal head with one large upright ear, its features part skull, part soft flesh, dissolving into thin limb-like forms.

Picowgtuna

An animal understood entirely as a source of materials ceases, at some point, to be an animal—though precisely when remains unclear. A breeding facility accepts custom orders, assembling what it delivers according to each customer’s requirements and presenting the results through the language of a catalogue. Each modification appears reasonable on its own; only through their accumulation does the underlying anthropocentrism become visible.

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