Postnatural Morphology is an installation composed of a series of interactive sound objects that symbolize existing forms in a postnatural ecosystem. This artistic proposal presents a vision of postnatural representations inspired by the mixture of the natural and artificial environment, creating an evocative and poetic space.

The objects of the installation have zones that react to the proximity or presence of any object or element that may alter its electric field, generating sound effects that combine technological and organic elements like machine sounds, electronic pulses or soft buzzing that have the function of evoking the fusion between the natural and the artificial. The idea is that these sounds are neither purely digital nor totally natural, but a mixture that reflects the coexistence and interaction between both worlds. By moving through the space and interacting with the objects in the installation, users discover how their actions influence the soundscape, making each visit unique and personal.

This work reflects on the footprint that man has left on nature, and arises as a result of aesthetic experimentation and the search and resignification of objects and materials, proposing from the possible relationships between the natural and the artificial, an approach to the morphology of the ecologies of the post-anthropocene.