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My Buster, 2022

Etching on x-rays

 

Sculpture

47x74x15 cm

X-ray I

40 x 30 cm

X-ray II

30 X 24 cm

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X-ray I (detail)

40 x 30 cm

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X-ray II (detail)

30 X 24 cm

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In My Buster, two etched dog x-rays are displayed on an x-ray illuminator in a fictional setting at a vet’s clinic. My Buster explores the relationships we have with our domesticated pets and visualizes a future scenario, where body enhancements have become part of our everyday lives. The piece is part of an ongoing fabricated fictional narrative where Nuutinen explores how attached we are to our pets, and our increasing incapability to respect the natural course of events. Through depicting animals with biomechanical enhancements in order to prolong their lives, Nuutinen ponders our desperation to sustain and preserve our loved ones, even by defying death itself.

 

Through drawing Nuutinen imagines what living beings would look like if they had biometrics embedded within their bodies, being enhanced by laboratory manipulation.

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