Lingxizhu Meng's fusion art are thought-provoking creations that looks at what would happen if dogs and human babies were genetically manufactured. The premise of the artwork is to imagine what the possibilities of DNA altering technologies are and how society would react to them.
As for her motivation for the fusion art, Meng explains, "compared to vague ideas or abstract imaginations, I wanted to make a detailed speculation of the future of science and marketing." While the the images come across as graphic and even gruesome, Meng asserts that she wanted the project to inspire the question of, "what would people do if it actually happens?”.
It's a legitimate question to ask as the technology that currently exists today projects to make this type of genetic altering possible.
What's Driving This Trend
- Genetic Altering Technologies
- There are opportunities for disruptive innovation in the field of genetic altering technologies to explore new ways of combining different organisms.
- Fusion Art
- The fusion of art and science presents opportunities for disruptive innovation in the art industry by exploring provocative and thought-provoking concepts.
- Future Society
- Exploring the societal implications of genetic manipulation can lead to disruptive innovation in future society and raise important ethical questions.
Who This Affects Most
- Science and Technology
- The science and technology industry has the potential for disruptive innovation in genetic altering technologies.
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can embrace disruptive innovation by exploring new and unconventional forms of artistic expression.
- Ethics and Philosophy
- The ethics and philosophy industry can engage in disruptive innovation by examining and debating the implications and ethical considerations of genetic manipulation.
