Mary Maggic is an artist working primarily at the intersection of hormones, body and gender politics, and environmental toxicity. Their work spans amateur science, public workshopology, participatory performance, documentary, and speculative fiction. Since 2015, Maggic has used “biohacking” as a xeno-feminist practice of care that carries the potential to demystify invisible systems of molecular biopower. They are a recipient of the Prix Ars Electronica Honorary Mention in Hybrid Arts (2017) for the project Open Source Estrogen and a ten-month Fulbright research award in Yogyakarta, Indonesia (2019) investigating the role of Javanese mysticism in the plastic pollution crisis. Maggic is a current member of the online network Hackteria - Open Source Biological Art, the tactical theater collective Aliens in Green, and the Asian artist association Mai Ling Vienna.