Eyedrop Magazine

A5 magazine, poster, photographic series

Eyedrop Magazine is an editorial project that investigates the role of semen (cum) in heterosexual amateur pornography, which is generally linked with a performance of toxic masculinity.

Through the use of techno-cum (a plant-based substitute for the male-produced semen), the objectifying role that cum takes on in pornography is made explicit, in order to produce corrupted scenarios.

In the photographic series, techno-cum is used as a signature/a graffiti to establish a social critique, by marking male connotated objects.

Eyedrop Magazine

A5 magazine, poster, photographic series

Eyedrop Magazine is an editorial project that investigates the role of semen (cum) in heterosexual amateur pornography, which is generally linked with a performance of toxic masculinity.

Through the use of techno-cum (a plant-based substitute for the male-produced semen), the objectifying role that cum takes on in pornography is made explicit, in order to produce corrupted scenarios.

In the photographic series, techno-cum is used as a signature/a graffiti to establish a social critique, by marking male connotated objects.

Mattia Friso is a visual artist working across photography, video, space, objects, and prints. Through interactive environments, his work explores the intersection of technology, perception, memory, and image-making, starting from a personal and queer lens. He uses a material-based, iterative research approach to uncover and question the societal norms embedded within systems of representation, particularly those shaped by technological apparatuses.

Starting from objects and their histories, his work is grounded in still life, examining how systems of classification and collection shape the way nature and material culture are represented and preserved.

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Eyedrop Magazine

Eyedrop Magazine

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hello@mattiafriso.com
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