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“We don’t see all the biotechnology that’s happening behind the scenes—it’s totally invisible to us.”
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How much can we learn about a stranger from a single strand of their hair?
Artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg collected hair, chewed-up gum, fingernails, and other genetic artifacts from public places and extracted DNA, which she used to create subjective 3D-printed portraits of strangers. In doing so, she began exploring questions surrounding possible future genetic surveillance and the emerging technology of DNA phenotyping.
Heather is one of many artists using art and technology to change the world.
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