The garden is a complex archive of layered memories, experiences, and gestures accumulating over time. Each new intervention overlays and transforms previous traces, making the original fabric almost invisible. This ecosystem of diversity and transmission shapes a collective identity, mirroring contemporary society.
Memory and information layers intertwine: forms and images altered by digital transformations blur past and present, origin and recomposition. This abundance reveals a rich, hybrid society with no fixed center, where reality emerges from visible and invisible layers.
Though the source fades, everyone can navigate, reclaim or lose themselves within this ever-shifting mosaic. Technology unveils subtle dynamics of life, transmission, hybridization, and re-creation that weave the collective’s moving fabric.
The garden becomes a living archive, a process-space fueled by shared memory. It explores how nature and society intertwine through time, invisible flows of information, and evolving futures constantly reimagined.
🎧 Accede – Carbon Based Lifeforms
