Max Hooper Schneider is a multidisciplinary artist whose work blends biology, philosophy, and landscape architecture to explore entropic forces, posthuman forms, and the uncanny. Through habitat-like installations, he investigates transformation, succession, and symbiosis, challenging human-centered perspectives on time and material culture. He holds a Master’s in Landscape Architecture from Harvard and Bachelor’s degrees in Urban Design and Biology from NYU. His work has been shown internationally at the Hammer Museum, UCCA, MO.CO Montpellier, and Centre Pompidou-Metz, and is in major collections including the Hammer Museum, Rubell Museum, and Musée d’Art Moderne Paris. He has received the BMW Art Journey Prize and Schmidt Ocean Institute Prize and lives in Los Angeles.