Pre human, Posthuman, Inhuman

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Pre-human, Post-human, Inhuman is a performance series that employs raw clay masks as a means for altering the human body. It was performed at the 2011 NCECA conference Project Space in the central hall of the Tampa Convention Center. Each performance was subsequently recorded at the Alberta College of Art and Design. The piece addresses changing human bodies in six acts entitled Simians, Early Humans, Hybrids, Proportions, Races, and Post-humans, respectively. It is not a chronological enactment of the evolution of the human body, but rather an acknowledgement of the ways in which our notions of bodies have migrated throughout time and have been manifested in the arts and sciences.

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