new animal machine

Situated within the Digital Space and is formatted in a post-anthropological Machine takes the title of main character. have long been agents of environmental themselves from the natural order¹. Cyborg Manifesto, the New Animal evolved human. If humans are not cyborg, then given the right tools a cyborg is not about the freedom networks. Cyborgs, like an old forest, constantly feeding information, like line to the world wide web.²

The carbon in this New World becomes coexists with the Entropic Species, between the opposite spectrum of although not new, can now be perception³. It makes up the Network, species exist and depend on each becomes the coder that passes Entropy system. It’s composition changes updating its code to match the language

Our new characters take on a tentacularity lines, not at points or spheres.⁴ Entropic connection to their home network. between species, earth, and themselves senses. They are extended in all directions, World, creatures of all kinds create entropy increasing, how and after Computation, this New World post-anthropological world - one where the New Animal character. As spatial actors, humans environmental change while separating order¹. Referencing Donna Haraway’s Animal Machine takes on the form of an natural but are constructed, like a they can be reconstructed. Being freedom to reconstruct oneself, it is about forest, are a collection of networks, like carbon, back and forth across the becomes entropic transformation and Species, affecting each other and moving of decay and growth. Computation, utilized by actors as a means of Network, which is the web in which all each other. The New Animal Machine Entropy and nutrients from system to to participate in this computation, language of its surroundings. tentacularity that is about life lived along Entropic species well understand their network. Through their view, connections themselves are scripted through the directions, collecting data. In this New generations of interlaced trails. long before i am dust. ⁵

1. Rania Ghosn and El Hadi Jazairy. “Geostories: Another Architecture for the Environment”, Design Earth, 2019.

2. Donna Haraway, “Tentacular Thinking; Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Chthulucene”, 2016.

3. Benjamin Bratton, “Some Trace Effects of the Post-Anthropocene: On Accelerationist Geopolitical Aesthetics”, E-Flux #46, 2013.

4. Donna Haraway, “Cyborg Manifesto”, 2000.

5. Imogen Heap “Neglected Space”