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Workshop: Writing with Aliens
Together with Julie-Michèle Morin and Daniela Brill Estrada, we will be at Ectopia Lab in Lisbon to give our workshop Writing With Aliens: Literature in the Lab! The workshop is part of a two day event on Extraterrestrial Posthumanism hosted by Ectopia Lab and Cultivamos Cultura at 11 & 12 February 2026. Description What does…
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Exoplanetary Bodies of Work
From 12-12-2025 to 12-03-2026 our work Exoplanetary Bodies of Work will be shown at the group exhibition Extraterrestrial Posthumanism of Ectopia Lab and Cultivamos Cultura! We describe the piece as: A coming-of-age space story experienced by a hydrogen atom, a potassium-aluminium sulfate crystal, and a sodium cloud, as narrated by Jupi, the humble TLM with…
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Becoming Aliens: an essay
My essay Becoming Aliens: Towards a Universal Language for Extra-Terrestrial Communication was published in the special issue of Think Pieces, themed ‘Languages of the Future’. Special thanks to Josh Weeks and Flora Sagers for guest editing this issue and to Marthe Lisson, the editor. Think pieces is the online review of the Institute of Advanced…
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Presentation at Northeastern
I will present my work and our SETI project at the College of Arts, Media, and Design at Northeastern University on October 7th! Join me and Monica Storss for an artist talk and a workshop on Exoplanetary Poetry and Other-Earthly Art. Look here for the announcement Register here!
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TTT 2025
We had so much fun presenting our project Exoplanetary Poetry at TTT 2025 (TABOO – TRANSGRESSION – TRANSCENDENCE). Thank you for everyone who came to hear us speak on exploring chemistry as a tool for communication with aliens and stretching the notions of poetry and computer assisted writing far beyond the human-centered notions. We were…
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(DYS)TO(PI)A(N) FUTURE! Publication
My Augmented Reality poem (DYS) TO(PI) A(N) FUTURE! was published in Re-Mediate Litmag, Issue 3! (Scroll down to find it, or look at it here.) Dystopian Future is an Augmented Reality poem that exists in two realities at the same time. By opening the web-viewer (in the link) and pointing it at the poem, you’re…