MACHINIC METABOLISM seeks to challenge conventional binaries between human and machine, nature and technology, and instead proposes alternative modes of poetic coexistence. It critically engages with the extractivist logic of industrial modernity and technocapitalism, while exploring regenerative, symbiotic, and decentralised forms of cohabitation. It enables the creation of site-specific artistic works and adaptations of existing works that enter into dialogue with the architecture and legacy of Lothringer 13 Halle as a former machine hall—once a workshop where workers grinded motors—as well as with Munich’s broader urban and ecological context. Through a series of dynamic events, MACHINIC METABOLISM fosters collective knowledge production and artistic practices situated within a more-than-human network of relations.