simpoiesis
Aimé Irasema | Alanna Paxton | Anna Korotkova | Candi | Cosa Rapozo | Cristina Umaña | Daniel Robles | Elena Sánchez Ascencio | Fernando Polidura | Janina Frye | Karla Leyva | Lucia R | Mariana Dussel | Natalia Mejía Murillo | Paloma Rosenzweig | Rafael Escardó | Vanessa Bosch
15.05. – 24.05.2026
OPening: FRiday, 15.05.2026, 6 – 10 PM
Curated by Mariana Dussel
Invited by Kuno Ebert
The term sympoiesis, proposed by Donna Haraway, intertwines two notions: symbiosis, the intimate and reciprocal relationship between different organisms, and poiesis, the act of making or producing.
In their convergence, it suggests that the living is neither fixed nor autonomous, but a process in constant transformation, woven through multiple encounters.
This study group situates itself within this movement: a space where research does not remain intact, but instead spreads, alters, and reconfigures through one another.
This is the first exhibition of bioma, a transnational and interdisciplinary study group that investigates the body and corporealities as open systems, shaped by environment and experience. Its processes unfold through research and exchange, where ideas shift, contaminate, and transform collectively.
Mariana Dussel