Alex Vonhof is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of science and art. He utilizes microorganisms, biomaterials, and sound to create immersive installations that explore terrestrial consumption, pain, and death. He examines the necropolitics and exceptionalist ideologies that have resulted in widespread ecological destruction and adverse climate effects, often disguised in contemporary society through the metaphor of “green” and referenced in his work as such. Humanity has attempted to synthesize, control, and commodify nature, resulting in artificalized natural spaces that compensate for our constructed separation from the natural world and conceal the extent of our molestation. Through his work, Vonhof exposes the deeply extractivist relationship that humanity has developed with the natural world and the performativity of societal greening as a response to the impending climate catastrophe.