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Genealogy
of
Post-Anthropogenic
Artifacts
This project centres on non-human artifacts and adopting its
lens on future archaeology to explore how nature exerts its agency upon human-made objects through erosion, and how these objects, in turn, reconstruct their own identity.
It responds to the philosophical discourse of post-anthropocentrism, while extending the narrative possibilities of non-human entities within the framework of mediated memory. Here, artifacts are no longer seen as static relics of the past, but as active, memory-bearing agents—capable of storing, transmitting, and reshaping meaning in the absence of human presence.