This book captures an artistic research journey where photographer Barbora Trnková pushes posthumanist ideas into raw, lived terrain. Through her own glitchfeminist, intersectional lens, she takes aim at the hidden hegemonies baked into the metaprograms of today’s digital tech—hegemonies that the current boom in so-called “artificial intelligence” has only exaggerated and twisted into caricature. Here, technologies become sensors of the barely visible power structures shaping our lives and muting the voices that should be central to imagining any future worth living in—one that is meaningful, messy, and sensorially alive.

The book is based on the author’s doctoral artistic research conducted at FFA BUT.