Anatomical studies / Flesh, systems, control
The Animal Machine
A series about human cruelty, industrial control, and the transformation of living beings into systems.
01 / The engineered body
Living matter becomes an object.
In The Animal Machine, the animal body is shown as both living matter and engineered object. The pig is no longer represented as a natural being, but as something measured, opened, mapped, processed, and redesigned by human systems.
The pig becomes a body, a diagram, a machine, and a dataset, caught between flesh, technology, and the violence of human design.
02 / Hidden infrastructure
Veins, wounds, cables, routes.
The red lines move across the body like veins, wounds, cables, surgical traces, factory routes, and machine-learning diagrams. They suggest a hidden infrastructure of control: the systems humans build to dominate animals, to consume them, to study them, and to turn their bodies into products.
03 / Cruelty as structure
This series looks at cruelty not only as a physical act, but as a structure. A machine can be a slaughterhouse, a laboratory, an industrial farm, a camera, a scanner, or an artificial intelligence model.
In the modern world, animals are not only trapped by metal and concrete; they are also captured by images, data, algorithms, and prediction systems.
04 / Flesh as information
The body becomes a technical drawing.
The pig becomes a symbol of the animal transformed into information. Flesh becomes archive. Pain becomes pattern. The body becomes a technical drawing made by a violent intelligence.