The session incorporates a series of projects from recent years, including Celeste, Olea, Manifesto Terrícola, Capside, Invisible Pegaso, and Iridia, used as paradigmatic examples of what the artist calls Humaquinaturas. These works pragmatically demonstrate the relationships between art, science, nature, and technology aimed at producing certain social changes and a more positive relationship with the environment we inhabit. The journey ranges from the protection of glaciers as environments of digital memory written in synthetic DNA to space-based readymades that claim the stewardship of minerals in the solar system. In each case, a precise technical operation underpins a larger question about who decides the value and rights of that which is non-human.

Presente Continuo Org ends the year with the exhibition of projects from the 2026 cohort. After a year of work, the scholarship recipients will present the projects developed during the various meetings of the program.