Kenji Siratori is a Japanese avant-garde author, artist, and theorist whose work fuses biotechnology, cybernetics, and posthuman philosophy into a singular xenopoetic language. Emerging from the digital underground of the early 2000s with the cult novel Blood Electric, Siratori’s writing dismantles the human through linguistic infection—his sentences functioning as neural codes, microbial circuits, and algorithmic dreams. His later works expand into the domains of pathogenic biolinguistics, xenopoetics, and psychogametogenesis, exploring consciousness as a parasitic interface between organism and machine. Siratori’s texts blur literature, philosophy, and speculative science.... academia.edu
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