Saturn is an artist, activist and researcher whose practice emerges from their neurodivergent perspective and daily collaboration and symbiosis with 200+ plants, microbial cultures, and technological systems in their home-laboratory. Through investigations spanning poetry, video and media art, science fiction, bioart, speculative design and post-humanist practices they explore how art becomes regeneration rather than representation. Their current work addresses interconnected invisibilities: from microbial processes to marginalized communities and untold stories, recognizing them all as active agents in earthly transformation. Naming their neurodivergence is also an act of giving visibility by reframing the erasure that often surrounds mental health and different ways of perceiving.
Saturn's practice has undergone constant metamorphosis, from early formations in poetry, material painting, performance and video installations to their current practice.
Their transdisciplinary background includes NBS (Nature-Based Solutions), media art, virtual and digital design and experimental cinema entangled together by explorations in digital and virtual realms as well as a profound observation of the ecosystems they inhabited.
Time spent with curanderos in the Canary Islands and within eco-communities across Europe, alongside deep engagement with place-based ecological knowledge systems, has deepened their understanding of reciprocal care between species.
Co-founding Viridixima, Saturn works toward futures where waste is transformed through multispecies collaboration and nothing is disposed of but everything cycles through states of use and regeneration.
Aaron’s foundation lies in the design of highly technical and ergonomic products, a field where he has spent a decade honing his expertise in both styling and engineering.
His career has spanned countless projects in sporting goods, safety equipment, and motorsport. He began by working within multidisciplinary teams before transitioning to a role as an external consultant, supporting the R&D departments of leading companies.
He specialized in medical and transportation design, always weaving the discipline of biomimetics into his practice—a thread pulled from his profound passion for the animal world. This approach has given rise to projects such as advanced medical devices, a camera equipped with biosensors, and innovative vehicle concepts.
Aaron conceives of the creative discipline as a field where action, craft, responsibility, and—above all—a high ethical value must converge. For him, this ethical imperative is inseparable from environmental and social justice. This conviction led him to co-found Viridixima: an ecosystem designed to give these principles form.
Had he not become a designer, Aaron imagines he might be an ethologist, a writer, or a hands-on mechanic. These three paths speak to his enduring curiosity for nature, language, and technique—and at their core, they all continue to shape his daily work.
Aaron’s foundation lies in the design of highly technical and ergonomic products, a field where he has spent a decade honing his expertise in both styling and engineering.
His career has spanned countless projects in sporting goods, safety equipment, and motorsport. He began by working within multidisciplinary teams before transitioning to a role as an external consultant, supporting the R&D departments of leading companies.
He specialized in medical and transportation design, always weaving the discipline of biomimetics into his practice—a thread pulled from his profound passion for the animal world. This approach has given rise to projects such as advanced medical devices, a camera equipped with biosensors, and innovative vehicle concepts.
Aaron conceives of the creative discipline as a field where action, craft, responsibility, and—above all—a high ethical value must converge. For him, this ethical imperative is inseparable from environmental and social justice. This conviction led him to co-found Viridixima: an ecosystem designed to give these principles form.
Had he not become a designer, Aaron imagines he might be an ethologist, a writer, or a hands-on mechanic. These three paths speak to his enduring curiosity for nature, language, and technique—and at their core, they all continue to shape his daily work.