Chloe Nealon (b. 2002) received a BFA from Washington State University in 2023. Her work examines the tension between the fleeting nature of technological augmentation and the enduring truth of the natural world, approached with a posthumanist perspective. Nealon explores how contemporary technology reshapes human identity, perception, and our relationship with non human lifeforms. By merging traditional and digital craft methods, she challenges the boundaries between the synthetic and the organic. Incorporating pseudo-scientific illustration and exploiting AI error propagation, Nealon’s work invites viewers to reconsider the truths of their reality in an increasingly hybridized world. Her practice emphasizes interconnectedness, humility, and deep reflection on the ecological and technological entanglements that define contemporary life.