月犊:“不洁净的肉”

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WhiteFeather Hunter
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越来越多的生物技术初创公司抓住了气候科学的灾难性警告,他们提议发明实验室生产的肉类替代品来替代生态灾难性的畜牧业。他们利用解决方案宣传“可持续”、“环保”、“无虐待”和“清洁肉类”。然而,这种道德化的营销掩盖了对畜牧业的持续依赖。事实仍然是,哺乳动物细胞和组织是使用胎儿小牛血清(一种血液来源的营养物质)在体外生长的。真的有可能在不依赖非人类身体的情况下种植肉类吗?可能有更高雅的材料吗?在《Bioart Kitchen:Art,Feminism and Technoscience》一书中,Lindsay Kelley问道:“‌技术的味道如何这篇文章对她的提示提出了一个答案,集中在研究创造项目Mooncalf(2019年至今)的技术女权主义背景上。Mooncalf是一系列湿实验室实验和艺术成果,展示了人类月经血清培养哺乳动物组织的潜在可行性。这些实验直接激发了细胞农业的问题,因为它与“清洁肉类”的生产有关,而致力于“不清洁”肉类原型的概念验证。Mooncalf是一个象征性的先驱或推测性的承诺,旨在促进女权主义生物技术的“文化品味”。
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Mooncalf: ‘Unclean meat’
The calamitous warnings of climate science have been latched onto by a growing roster of biotech start-up companies who propose to invent lab-generated meat alternatives to the ecologically disastrous livestock industry. They use solutionist hype to promote ‘sustainable’, ‘eco-friendly’, ‘cruelty-free’, ‘clean meat’. This moralized marketing, however, masks a continued reliance on animal agriculture. The fact remains that mammalian cells and tissues are grown in vitro using foetal calf serum, a blood-derived nutrient. Is it really possible to grow meat without banking on the bodies of nonhuman others? Might there be more tasteful material? In Bioart Kitchen: Art, Feminism and Technoscience, Lindsay Kelley asks, ‘[h]‌ow do technologies taste?’ This article proposes one answer to her prompt, centred on a technofeminist contextualization of the research-creation project, Mooncalf (2019–present). Mooncalf is a series of wet lab experiments and artistic outputs that showcase the potential viability of human menstrual serum for culturing mammalian tissue. These experiments present a direct provocation that problematizes the cellular agriculture industry as it pertains to the production of ‘clean meat’ and instead works towards a proof-of-concept ‘unclean’ meat prototype. Mooncalf is a symbolic precursor or speculative promise meant to facilitate a ‘cultural taste’ for feminist biotechnologies.
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