Morgan Green (they/she) uses computer programming to deal with language. Recent linguistics proposes language as a mental organ, a biological entity. In their practice, Green pushes this idea into the realm of science fiction: a narrative where language is both a vital structure and a parasite. Language helps you survive and even sparks pleasure, but it also fosters violence. And while your language grows inside you, it also predates you by many centuries. It is how history enters the body. Tech companies try to tame the whole fiasco — scrambling to process an infinity of text. In her work, Green uses computers to expose rather than regulate words: their wildness and power. Green’s work has been collected by public institutions including the Special Collections at Amherst College and the Riverside Public Library. She works as an Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Science at Allegheny College in Meadville, PA.