In response to overwhelmingly dystopian cyberpunk media, this project aims to envision a queer utopia, incorporating imagery inspired by South Asian mythology and post-human bodies in contemporary science fiction.
Post-humanism, as it pertains to queerness, challenges the language available for self-definition and allows for individuals to experience emancipation by virtue of existing beyond the gender binary - in the slash between human/non-human.
The final outcome is a 2D animated film that combines Risograph printed frames and digital animation, along with a Riso printed zine depicting a queer post-human world and the creatures that inhabit it.
Riso printed zine
