Peter Bloor combines installation, sculpture, and performance
art to create post-human scenes that explore consequences of
artificial intelligence, technological waste, human power
structures and the grotesque within the human psyche. The
anthropomorphic and growth-like sculptures emerge from
motherboards and discarded technological waste parts. Bloor’s
sculptures illustrate an ironic return to nature in a futuristic
fantasy. Yet, in a future world heavily integrated with
technology where cyborgs forgo beings, do we also forgo the
binaries of modern society? Bloor’s multidisciplinary art
practice highlights how technology has become interwoven
into the fabric of contemporary life and probes audiences to
decide whether the machine and the human can coexist.
Peter Bloor
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