Living Meshes is an interdisciplinary exhibition where lived experiences are in constant exploration within different processes which are activated by the visitor. These art pieces explore experimental processes and challenge conventional viewpoints, they also activate relational methods that will provoke the audience to look at the living world in Mexico and Qatar.

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The exhibition activates interdisciplinary art processes where the audience can touch, be part of the art work, draw, create 3D printed objects, smell, and leave traces in the gallery. At the same time, it creates worlds across individuals, species and scales, and how they are tending toward the flickering of interdisciplinary artistic processes. 

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Photo credit: Sadie Parker