We begin with a combination of performance and lecture. In the performance portion we to try problematize the situation that many women face in regard to the pressures to reproduce and raise their children in a way that is primarily beneficial to the political economy. In the lecture portion, we try to explain our political position regarding issues of reproductive technology, and explain how the current situation has come to pass. The problem with a lot of political artwork that addresses topics outside of everyday life is that it is completely cerebral. We try to offer information in a manner that it is actually lived.
Representation is only powerful if it loops back into experience.
In this way an immediacy is brought to the event. When a screening test is taken, the genetic information limb of the data body is created. Indeed, by promising to mix various data forms in real life, institutions that market the flesh can develop sales campaigns and create new and diversified flesh markets. There are two key problems here. For example, there is a large market in selling the sperm of intelligent donors.