
Cthulhucene Faces #3
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MediumMelted plastics and electronic waste
Dimensions35 x 22 x 7 cm
Year2023
Description
Chuthulucene Faces #3 by Henrique Netto Melted plastics and electronic waste 35 x 22 x 7 cm | 2023 Faces formed from melted electronic waste over plaster casts — a possible embodiment of Electroctopus, born from its discarded gadgets.The glittering, ad-slick mise en scène evokes fantasies of a pristine future, where we live in beautiful high-tech domes on Mars — sanitized dolls, the epitome of cosmopolitan urban life. But this vision is a lie.We won’t evolve into Spock-like beings of pure logic, detached from emotion. Instead, we are heading toward mountains of waste, rising cancer rates, somatic and psychological disorders, deepening social divides, human hacking, and the collapse of Earth’s ecological balance.The series takes its name from Donna Haraway’s concept of the Cthulhucene — the era beyond the Anthropocene, defined by entanglement, decay, and the consequences of our technological excess.
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Henrique Netto
Henrique Netto (Brazil) is a visual artist working across film and visual arts. Since 2021, he has been developing the the Electroctopus imaginary—an ongoing speculative project that investigates the transformation of planetary life through digitalization and the gradual cyborgization of the human life
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