We explore and experiment with the worlding power of fabulations - scientific, fictional, political, social - and the possibilities that emerge when deconstructed or re-invented. That is our creative practice, through emerging digital and bio media, interconnected narratives, and interactive installations. We are currently exploring the possibilities of emerging comprehensions of the Living, from life sciences, philosophy of biology, evolutionary theory, cyborg ideas, and new media/digital technologies, to co-create new/other fabulations with other living and considered non-living entities, that allow us to transform our relations with nature, of which we are a part.

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Our collaborative-, collective-, and communitarian-based processes emerge out of our local social and political context in which we have learned that collaborative processes are not focused on results (on productivity); much more, they are a way, an excuse, to get together, co-exist, re-exist, resist and bring degrees of freedom to our  surroundings. A context where it becomes evident that individual creation and existence are nothing but a bad myth.  We have co-created and currently co-organize the Suratómica Network for art and science, which expanded globally to interconnect diverse communities, creatives, and organizations, and to promote their encounters and collaborations. Encounters through which our unconventional research-creation practices have also evolved.

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We enjoy being part of and want to contribute to the growing biocentric turn to overcome the anthropocentrism-generated crisis. A turn in which many are creating other ways to inhabit and coexist in the ongoing present. We co-create with diverse communities and share these processes to open space for other emerging ideas. We aim for acratic (non-control-based) creative practices, because to create as living organisms is not to give a solution, but to generate the contexts for possibilities to emerge in diversity. Our approach to art and science proposes un-disciplined creative processes to indeterminate/queer our existences as- and relations to- nature.