The New Human Body Society is an artistic framework founded by Charlotte Triebus for long-term work across dance, text, and technological experimentation. It brings together choreography, critical AI theory, and XR practice to ask how classification systems, legibility, and non-human actors shape the body. The Society works as both a producing structure and a research practice, gathering a recurring ensemble of dancers and a close circle of collaborators in composition, costume, and light. Its stage works – among them Precious Camouflage, Cosmic Noise, and Halt and Catch Fire – are developed in close exchange with the MIREVI Lab at Hochschule Düsseldorf, where the technological and volumetric dimensions of the work take shape.