What is a child?
Where does the desire to have a child come from?
How are children made?

HUMANO emerges from my own questions about the body, the desire to reproduce, and the passage of time in an era where life can be designed. The desire to have children intertwines with capitalism, technological control, and the promise of genetic perfection. Through medical devices, scientific languages, and market-driven narratives, the reproductive industry transforms fertility into a system of selection, planning, and optimization.

HUMANO observes this process and asks what place chance, diversity, and vulnerability hold today in a model that seeks efficiency and control, how life is “manufactured” in the present, and how these advances are reshaping the body, genetic inheritance, identity, and our idea of the future.