The Clinic of The Unbodied unfolds within the charged architecture of a former veterinary clinic, a site once dedicated to healing and euthanasia. Here, animal remains and prosthetic technologies are brought together in a series of hybrid sculptures and media installations that probe the thresholds of the body.

The works engage with the instrumentalization of life in an era of biotechnology, where the distinction between organic and artificial is continually destabilized. By combining animal bones with engineered materials, Scherabon makes visible how care, maintenance, and enhancement can also serve as mechanisms of control.

Across sculptural and media forms, the exhibition points to the ways memory, cognition, and affect extend beyond the body, distributed across machines and networks. What emerges is an uneasy vision of coexistence, in which empathy and domination are inseparably entwined, and where the body itself becomes a contested site of experimentation.


Curation/Exhibition Design: Maria Basantes
Photography: Hannah Brandes
Graphic Design: David Rindlisbacher
Exhibition Design Assistance: Natalia De Leon