FACES IN THE CROWD
‘DNA PHENOTYPING RESEARCH WAS ALREADY HAPPENING BEHIND CLOSED LABORATORY DOORS’
YOU take the final sip of your takeaway coffee, toss the cardboard cup in a nearby bin and walk away without giving it another thought. But as soon as you’re gone, a stranger emerges from the shadows and fishes your cup from the bin.
A few months later you’re attending an art exhibition and there, on display for everyone in the gallery to see, is a 3D sculpture of your face. It may sound far-fetched but this is exactly what American artist and bio-hacker Heather Dewey-Hagborg is
