This is a three-part publication concerned with the larger issues surrounding our collective identity and˛experience as human beings. It delves into and visualises the essential, formative aspects of our experience and understanding of life, framed within the context
of the conception˛and development of computer technology.

Meatness – Humanness expresses the repulsive glory of our bodies and their mortality; vessels of life and death. Raw emotion is evoked with hand typography and gritty texture.

Meatspace – Cyberspace deals with the introduction of the digital space and its presence, and morphs the alien texture of 90s graphics with the heavy materiality of meat.

Posthumanism is located within˛a purely digital space, and so its spreads feature abstracted, computed generated and manipulated typography that give a sense of the scope of these speculative technologies and what they mean for the future of humanity.