Carincur and João Pedro Fonseca are transdisciplinary artists who have been collaborating as a duo since 2020, developing innovative work at the intersections of art, technology, and science. Alongside their established individual practices, they co-create projects that bring together new media, performance, and audiovisual installations, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and immersive technologies — including virtual, augmented, and mixed reality (XR). Carincur’s practice explores the fusion of body and technology, creating xeno-voices and post-human entities. Her work investigates acoustic phenomena and (im)material perceptions to reflect on transitions between the organic and the digital. João Pedro Fonseca, in turn, explores cyber-spirituality, spectrality, and the territories of the immaterial. His work is dedicated to creating sensorial environments in which bodies, landscapes, and entities emerge as hybrid, sentient systems, traversing the boundaries between the physical and the digital.
Since 2018, they have co-directed ZABRA – Centre for Post-Human Art Research, a space for artistic experimentation that, through a transdisciplinary and interspecies approach, investigates post-nature as a horizon for contemporary creation.