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This Artificial Biological Clock highlights the complex social pressures and expectations that dictate a woman’s reproductive potential in contrast to the body’s natural rhythms. A woman seeking a clearer understanding of her circumstances could look to the clock, which is fed information by her doctor, therapist, and bank manager via an online service. When these complex factors align, the clock lets her know that she is ready to have a child. (Revital Cohen, 2008)

Posthuman Habitats is a wearable landscape system, The garments promote healthful diet and lifestyle, as the gardens are fed and nourished by bodily wastes, and inspire outdoor exposure to optimize photosynthesis. Distinctive subjects, isolatable artifacts and environment are blurred and hybridized. Here, bodily systems and plant ecologies are symbiotic and the ‘human’ becomes part of a larger habitational field. (www.foreground-da.com)