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Hardlab TransHackFeminista - lab0rat0rio experimentaci0n bio-electr0-química

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GYNEpunk: Autonomous gynecologyLAB

aboratorio DIY - DIWO - DIT autogestión radical de la salud. accessible diagnosis labs and technics in extreme experimentation

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AnarchaGLAND:

es un proyecto autogestionado de investigación sobre la historia de la ginecología y una propuesta activa y radical de re-escritura de la misma.

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Dildomancy
microorganisms to get macropleasure. fluid noise and all kind of interferences !

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Exoglands: radical dynamics

fluid, tissues & bloody self-aware enhancement bionicLAB

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Herstory

2012-2014


2014-2016

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