Hector Llanquín

Ebani incubator,

Specimen development follows a lifecycle similar to that of fungi. Each organism is cultivated using a different substrate, producing variations in metabolism, tissue density, and the formation of organs and muscle structures as it approaches its adult phase.

Remote monitoring systems have identified a growing number of user-submitted recordings and eyewitness accounts describing aerial organisms with characteristics consistent with advanced specimens. A selection of external records used in the ongoing comparison between reported and incubated specimens is available below.
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The material presented here were generated during separate incubation cycles and record the structural conditions produced within each module.

Developmental data, cell counts, and remote observations can be accessed through ebani.club.

ebani.club

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Ebani Full Module 1

Ebani Full Module 1
Archival pigment print on matte paper, custom shadowbox.
14 × 14 × 3 in.

Ebani Tillandsia Embryo

Ebani Tillandsia Embryo
Archival pigment print on matte paper, custom shadowbox.
14 × 14 × 3 in.

Tillandsia Exoeskeleton Deploy

Tillandsia Exoeskeleton Deploy
Archival pigment print on matte paper, custom shadowbox.
14 × 14 × 3 in.

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