Re-re-re-re-re birth - dystopias in a digital landscape (WORK IN PROGRESS)

Artistic representations and visual developments of some of the most burning issues facing humanity right now. Where birth is the ultimate point to explore issues of physical and digital creation, reproduction, copying, motherhood, life, death.

Issues that are relevant in life sciences, post-humanism and ecofeminism. What happens in the transmissions, the interface, the coexistences, the gaps, the error steps, the copies between the physical and the digital, in re-re-re-re?

What takes place in the films is a simulated birth drama. We get to follow a hyper-realistic 3D animated woman through three acts; the latent phase, the expulsion phase and the aftermath. A fictional scene where time and space are broken up, beyond the laws of logic. Her job is to give birth to children. The woman's body as a container for reproduction. The group of children grows and grows, they copy themselves in all infinity.

In a birth process, there is a time limit, beginning, middle and end. The process has been divided into phases, the latent phase, the expulsion phase and the placenta stage. It can be described as acts and can be likened to a dramaturgical process, a crescendo, a theatrical event, a play.