The laboratory, as installed in Exhibit Gallery, London.

Visitors consider the consequences of being merged.

"Bringing People Together"

A question many environmentalists are asking: should we look at population control as an answer to impact, overcrowding and resource shortages?

Anthrophusion Laboritories allows those who care about the environment to cut their personal impact in half using an advanced medical process. Over the course of a year and a series of sessions, two people who agree to undergo the process have their DNA merged, and their cognitive proteins combined. By the end of the sessions, the two patients are virtually identical; a mental and physical synthesis of the two individuals. Both peoples' identities are manifested in each (nearly) identical body. The more successful of the two merged bodies is kept and appointed as the continuation of both individuals, resulting in half the environmental impact.

Anthrophusion Laboratories was installed at Exhibit Gallery, London, in October 2009. Click here to see more.