The Body
My body, rebuilt as a point cloud in black and shades of grey. Scroll to take it apart.

Meryll Dindin's back, rebuilt as a point cloud in three dimensions. The tattoo lifts off and comes apart into six components: the universe and the genome, a human hand and a bionic hand, a crystal and a circuit-tree, where nature meets technology. Scroll to decompose.
Read the storyMy body, rebuilt as a point cloud in black and shades of grey. Scroll to take it apart.
The tattoo lifts off the skin and scatters. After Jujutsu Kaisen: the body is not fixed, it is material we can read and edit.
The left half: a field of galaxies at the logarithmic scale of the observable universe. Nature, the world we came from and never designed.
A human hand reaches out of the galaxies. The biology we inherit, the part of us we did not choose.
The right half: the human genome across species, drawn as sequencing bars. Technology, the code we are learning to read and write.
A bionic hand reaches out of the genome. The biology we engineer, the part of us we build.
A crystal at the center, fracturing at its base. The vessel where nature and technology meet and reform.
Inside the crystal, a tree drawn as a circuit board. Life encoded as technology, the fusion made visible.
The pieces recompose into the whole. Biology and technology converging on one object: life itself.