"Catts and Zurr, the artists of the Tissue Culture and Art Project, call the biomass that grows in NoArk's bioreactor a semi-living or sub-life neo-organism. Because of its origin in tissue samples of various kinds, their “chimerical blob” still participates in the vast domain of living things. But it is orphaned, bereft of parentage or kinship, abandoned by the Linnaean classification system that depends on organismic coherence."
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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"Catts and Zurr, the artists of the Tissue Culture and Art Project, call the biomass that grows in NoArk's bioreactor a semi-living or sub-life neo-organism. Because of its origin in tissue samples of various kinds, their “chimerical blob” still participates in the vast domain of living things. But it is orphaned, bereft of parentage or kinship, abandoned by the Linnaean classification system that depends on organismic coherence."
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