For the exhibition of this project I catalogued my images alphabetically. In this manner the order which was achieved by organizing them by series in my computer, became absolute and chaos was the result. Three rows (a system used by comparative genetics) of these images, became the 'red-thread' of the exhibition, which you can see on page 2 as a birds-eye view for a random space. The following pages each show a segment of the wall. Folowing this is a moving pregnant belly (super 8) of a teenage girl from Brooklyn, who tells about the lifes of her grandmother, mother and herself, all of whom had children early in life. Adjacent is HD video of a DNA picking machine, with the voice-over of a female Broad Institute scientist  who tells about the life of her grandmother, mother and herself, all of whom where doctors. The last page shows a box, like a cartes-de-visite box, with all the small images organized by series.