In the Combinatorium, preexisting objects re-assemble in their afterlives. Their fragments combine and reconfigure time and space, producing new connections with one another. Combinatorium presents the amalgamation of these disparate parts as a site-responsive alchemy. The exhibition features the work of UPenn MFA candidates Michael D’Ippolito, Ana González Garduño, and Jingyi Ling. The artists fuse industrial parts and biological phenomena in an embodied process of transmutation, capturing fragmentary composites mid-metaphorphosis. Their negotiation of formal constraints becomes a method to generate chimeric sculptures.