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The Radio Frankenstein project is a modern-stage adaptation of the famous novel. In this adaptation, the play is revised to incorporate novel technological developments, in particular the recent advances seen in 3D printing and bio-printing of human tissues and organs.
The action revolves around the potentials of human tissue growth, 3D and bio-printing, manipulation of human genome, transplants of important organs and central body parts, and resulting debates on human enhancement and transhumanism.
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Performance developed by Markus Zohner in collaboration with philosopher Nicole Dewandre and media specialist Paulo Rosa.
Markus Zohner website.
More on the work on the artist's website.
| Originally Published | Last Updated | 22 May 2026 | 15 Jul 2026 |
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