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Secretopia

Secretions in Art, Design and Society

Secretopia is an inquiry into human secretions through art, science and design. After exploring the potential of urine in The Pis’ Project, we decided to expand the programme to all sorts of...
Sewers, Technology and the Senses

With the sewage network, our poo and pee disappeared from our sensory perception - just as the technology that made this possible. Inside walls and underneath the surface, this vast infrastructure co
The Self and Solo Sex

Celebrating International Masturbation Month

Sexual discovery and self-pleasure, that’s what May is about. This month we honour solo sex and break the stigma surrounding human sexuality, masturbation and self-love.
Sex, Intimacy and Isolation
Secretopia Calendar

This is an overview of events we organised for the Secretopia programme.
How to Cook with Semen

Semenology and The Natural Harvest Cookbooks by Paul Photenhauer

At what point does the taboo of consuming human secretions start and end? Taboos such as these perhaps become normalized as sexual fetishes. From there on we would think ‘ah right, just one of those...
The Sewage System as Political Infrastructure

What can sewers tell us about the functioning of our modern democracy? About the role of technology and infrastructure in politics? The sewage system isn’t ‘just there’ as a neutral entity; instead
The Secretopia Navigation

Secretions in Art Design and Society

This is the sub navigation of the Secretopia CG
Secretopic Research: Chewing Gum

A visual archive

Chewing gum has something mysterious about it. Although we all know it, we can say very little about it. Why don't we question it more? How did it begin? What are we chewing? Why do we chew it...
Sticky Business

Gum: maybe money does grow on trees after all

A lot of people chew every day, and even if you’re not a daily chewer, you have almost definitely tried it once. Gum can be found in pretty much every store that sells essential daily goods, but what...

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