
- CollegeChelsea College of Arts
- CourseMA Textile Design
- Graduation year2025
Digital memory increasingly replaces traditional forms of memorising, yet leaves behind not only virtual archives but also tangible ecological scars. My research visualises the hidden ecological cost of technological development by combining discarded digital components representing digital technologies with natural fibres symbolising the environment.
Like fossils, digital memory carries individual and collective memories, serving as a bridge between the past and future. The concept informs a series of imagined ‘future fossils’ where biological traces are overwritten by technological debris. These textile landscapes confront the illusion of digital immateriality and expose how the material remains of digital culture quietly reshape our ecological reality.
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