Inspired by Japanese cinema, video games, eczema and bad internet art, Blastulacon tells the tale of two isolated characters and their fantasies — gastronomic, sexual and otherwise. Glanders lives in an apartment made of plastic bags and derives pleasure from a machine he hooks up to each orifice of his body. Flapacia, an office worker, fetishizes office paraphernalia and works cyclically processing the members of her entertainment company.

As Glanders hooks up the machine to his body, different relationships between his orifices and the machine are explored though vibrant video meditations. Meanwhile, Flapacia remains isolated from the company's members, seeing only their faces flash before her on a screen.

Video, 2010, 55 min.