“There is more wisdom in your body than in your deepest philosophy” Nietzsche

The human body is both sacred and common.  As the title quote by Friedrich Nietzsche illustrates, there is no strict distinction between the mortal vessel we inhabit and our mind. Philosophers, artists, scientists, sculptors and engineers have long debated the relationship between our mind and our body.

Over the next few months, I will start collecting images, writing, video and interactive web-based environments that explore questions such as:

Can a prosthetic be an inhabitable sculpture?

Can it transform us into a new form of art work?

Can we put on a prosthetic in order to enhance our own perception and attention?

What is Beauty Today? Is it something more than just fashion and design? Is there something sublime in how we might live today?

What is the future of the human body?

How far through our course of evolution have we come?

How much further is there to go?

How can we be transformed – mentally and physically and spiritually – through something that we wear?