May 13, 2026

The Aesthetics of Birth and Obstetric Violence: An Interdisciplinary Reading from Art, Philosophy and Medicine

Through a dialogue between medicine, philosophy, anthropology and contemporary art, the article suggests that childbirth cannot be understood solely as a clinical event to be measured and controlled, but also as a bodily, perceptual, symbolic and aesthetic experience.
February 11, 2026

Art, Science and Breastfeeding: A Critical Satire of the Infant Formula Industry

In this video, artist and scientific mediator Krissima Poba presents MAM! (Mamelles humaines), an artistic installation that reimagines breast milk as a supermarket product. Through fictitious advertising posters for “bricks” of human milk—complete with nutritional tables, percentages, and scientific references—Poba uses the visual language of commercial marketing to question it from within.