Date: November 8^th – 29^th 2025
Entry: Free
Visiting hours: 12 pm – 4 pm
Location: The Culture Yard, Broen
Address: Allegade 2, Helsingør, Denmark,

This exhibition brings together works that explore how bodies are shaped, extended, and reimagined in relation to technologies, environments, and cultural imaginaries. Rather than presenting the body as a closed system, the artists reveal it as porous, mutable, and deeply entangled with forces beyond itself. Here, the body becomes a dynamic interface—never static, always in dialogue with what surrounds it, whether technological, environmental, social, or political.
At stake are urgent questions of reproduction, care, and justice. The works confront the technologization of pregnancy and the ways reproductive capacities are distributed, controlled, or shared. They ask what it means to reimagine kinship and survival when biology itself becomes a site of intervention, and how rituals of care and maintenance might serve as counterpoints to exploitation and inequality. In doing so, the exhibition highlights how struggles over bodies and reproduction are inseparable from larger struggles over power and the right to shape our collective futures.
In connection to The European Digital Deal, the exhibition invites reflection on how emerging technologies and digital infrastructures shape both our bodies and identities. As the boundaries between the human and the machinic blur, these works challenge traditional notions of reproduction, labor, and memory. They insist on a deeper understanding of the long-term implications of these transformations, reminding us that what matters—biological, imagined, and speculative—is already mutating, already calling us to reimagine how our bodies might resist, transform, and actively shape the world around us