The term ‘Post Human’ is used to describe modes of being, resulting from potential enhancements to human nature generated through applied science and technological developments. We’re beginning to live in a world we’re used to seeing in our science fiction films and books, what we might call the Post-Human Age, or Singularity, in which the line between humans and tech is no longer distinguishable.
A juxtaposition of secular works of art with erotica, religion and the future. Post Human in the wildest sense of the word: from the seemingly mundane, to the grim and eerily strange to the distorted and fascinatingly dark. Tobias Ross-Southall, a contemporary artist, filmmaker and curator would like to present an exploration of the pursuit of ‘Post Human’ in his own work and that of his contemporaries.
A cross-continental conversation between 22 contemporary artists from Mexico, the USA and the UK. The exhibition was held at Dolores 54, Mexico City.
Flyer artwork by Tom Furse. You can view a highlight video here : https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmw82A_oknN/

 

Ángela Leyva
Paciente V, 2020
Óleo y transfer sobre lino
80 x 60cm

Francisco Diego
La Muerte Solo Le Miró, 2022
Vaciado en bronce
48 x 20 x 11 cm

Sofia Puerte
Banco de sombras IV, 2020
Charcoal, pastel and oil pastel on paper
30 x 20cm

Polly Brown
Flooded, 2021
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Pearl
39 x 30cm

Polly Brown
Love Sits Still, 2021
Giclée print on Hahnemühle Pearl
39 x 30cm

Hayden Kays
My God She’s Sexy, 2022
Acrylic and emulsion on canvas
200 x 200cm

Tobias Ross-Southall
Nuevos Animales VIII, 2022
Watercolour, Indian ink and bleach on raw canvas
180 x 200cm

Beni Single
Creation Is Death, 2021
Acrylic, oil, spray paint and crayon on wooden doors
213 x 254 cm