Archival Constellations

We are dedicating a full day to international archival projects. Aging material, videos, paper documents, mobile phone footage, oral history, and seeds are the materializations of historical events and political movements, of pop culture and censorship, but also of natural disasters and future utopias. Just as archives serve as a resource for political and social discourses, they also emerge out of them. In their growth they are simultaneously marked by deterioration and loss. New concepts of time and spaces of the possible emerge from this double movement.