The installation Tenanted by E. fetidas shows a model of a fictive organic system in which a group of invasive worm species make their way to occupy symbols of culture.

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This degradable structure, offering a shelter to the worms, draws on a hybrid relation and negotiates the border between nature and culture.

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The soundscape layered upon the installation is a field recording, taken from the depths of the worm’s habitat and amplifies their

- for us - not understandable way of movement and communication.

 

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I want to highlight their embedded metaphorical presence, unseen existence and in general important activity on which we and all other organisms depend on.

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materials: paper pulp, y-tong, flour, glue​