Mit Borrás: Unveiling The Canvas of Post-Human Consciousness Through Transhumanist Artistry

The ‘Adaptasi Cycle’: A Masterful Tapestry of Post-Human Existence

Mit Borrás ‘ work “Adaptasi Cycle”, exhibited at the Centre Pompidou in 2022, particularly embodies his unique blend of mediums and subjects.

This series, comprised of works such as “Adaptasi”, “Arcyria”, “Heavven”, and “Phantom Limb”, examines the intersection of human existence, nature, and technology within a cycle that uses potent imagery of isolated characters, surrounded by both technology and nature, to portray an augmented reality where the synthetic and organic coexist.

Each individual work presents highly stylized environments where humanoid characters have evolved into post-human forms, subtly referencing the likely trajectory of future human existence in an increasingly technologized world.

In the making of this remarkable work, an ensemble of creative and technical minds collaborated to bring the envisioned narrative to life. The art direction was steered by Rachel Lamot, with the rhythmic compositions of Daniel Vacas Peralta accompanying the visual narrative. The written content was a joint effort by Rachel Lamot and Mit Borrás. Performers like Elan D’orphium, Weixin Quek Chong, Ray La’Vord, Marta Casado, Ana Calcedo, Rachel Lamot, Double Robot, A1 Robot, Oliver Robot, Juan Pérez, and Mireia Ballesteros breathed life into the characters, while Mit Borrás captured the unfolding narrative through his lens. The robotics aspect was handled by Casual Robots, with fashion designs curated along a special path by Janine Grosche and Kim Rosario. The drone visuals were crafted by Yueqiang Liu Zhang. The makeup effects were meticulously created by Harpo, Eloy Noguera, and Ana Cuéllar, while prosthetics were provided by Mobilis and Ottobock. The 3D prosthetics element was covered by Ayudame 3D. Robotics design was the forte of Unitree and Canbot. The project also featured special architectural designs by Zaha Hadid and Puerta de America. All of these elements were masterfully woven together under the production design of Cavve and produced by Mit Borrás.