In Eating Magma, I set to explore the weird notion of being a living organism in this natural era that lies between the primal, the modern & the post natural world. Using mainly photography, drawings, video and haikus, I am focusing on 4 Fs: the Flesh, the Food, Fauna, and Flora. Photography is used as a haptic device, rather than an optical technology. Creating an interconnecting universe, by combining these 4 Fs, whose roles and existence, constantly shift and mutate into each other, according to the sometimes limited human perception. In this oozing universe, we are moving from semi-alive limpets to mushy mycologic lumps and from body surfaces to vacuumed pig hearts. Are they food, are they an animal, are they water or...? Gazing becomes a tool to cope with the strangeness of being alive, in a complex society where the personal focus and intention is easily lost, among tons of information and control systems. Extracting and zooming in natural elements in order to reveal less imagined versions of the surrounding world and find an emotional and ethical position within them.