At the dawn of the Anthropocene, the family was considered the basic unit of society, held within a rigid model of a man, a woman, and children. Over time, toward the end of that era, transformations began to emerge: other forms of coexistence, diverse unions, and relationships that challenged tradition. However, it was only in the Technocene that boundaries fully dissolved, giving rise to a horizon of infinite genders, affections, and modes of relationship among humans, other species, objects, and artificial intelligences. The “family photo” no longer encloses but expands into unexpected constellations of belonging.

Oil on canvas
31.5 × 25.2 in
2022

Exhibited at Mombó Art Gallery - Spain
Acquired