The
Necrotechnica series is an anthology
of body disposal systems. It deals
with burial and the management
or speeding of a cadaver's mineralisation.
The drawings were featured in the
Orizont magazine (#10/2000). A
selection of that issue's pages
can be downloaded here.
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| fluids decanter |
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| isolator |
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| drier |
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| drier, sun-powered version 1 |
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| drier, sun-powered version 2 |
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| tree-powered grinder |
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| bird-shaped mummy view 1 |
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| bird-shaped mummy view 2 |
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| bird-shaped mummy view 3 |
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| bird-shaped mummy inside |
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| air and fluids filters |
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| supportive system for allegories |
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| restrictive device |
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| vertical coffin |
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| vertical coffin, healing phase |
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| shaft burrial with safety stone |
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| multi-generation dwelling |
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| vertical tomb |
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| dwell with safe zone |
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| restricting device for posthumously faking enlightment |
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| same, for snobs |
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| practicing enbalming on a fish |
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| landfill-style tomb for students |
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| rocket |
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| dried-out man |
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| extraction-after-mineralisation device, gravitational |
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| extraction-after-mineralisation device, vegetal |
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| scalp |
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| scalp container |
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| notes found at the site of a wrongful burrial |
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| point-of-no-return tools |
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| necropolis seen from 21,000 ft |
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| more notes found at the site of a wrongful burrial |
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| travel documentation |
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| my mother's premonitions 1 |
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| my mother's premonitions 2 |
