Reprodutopia installed: three slender aluminium-frame plinths on a pale concrete floor against a white wall, each holding glass vessels and a water tank with flesh-toned anatomical forms suspended inside.

Reprodutopia

Gestation is conventionally located within a single body. Anatomies borrowed from species that carry their offspring differently open this convention to other possibilities: where a gestational organ might be situated, how the work of carrying could be distributed, and which roles might no longer remain fixed. Presented in a measured rather than speculative register, these possibilities remain questions rather than proposals.

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