Irene Molina

A visual artist whose work lies at the intersection between the digital and the physical, exploring the hybrid relationships that emerge between these worlds. Through techniques such as photogrammetry, 3D printing, and digital animation, Irene Molina constructs landscapes and objects that function as bridges between sculptural materiality and the immaterial possibilities of the screen.

The word “hirsute” refers to something covered with dense, wild, uncontrolled hair. In this audiovisual piece, the hirsute becomes the starting point for constructing a speculative ecosystem where bodies appear as overflowing hairy surfaces.

The work proposes a biological fiction: an environment in which organisms have developed hair structures as a strategy of resistance to digital control, facial mapping, and classification systems. In this landscape, hairiness is architecture, defense, and territory.

"Hirsute"

2025