Techno-Ancestrality
Techno-Ancestrality
Techno-Ancestrality is an exhibition about technology, ancestral knowledge, and collective memory. Through textile, script, ceramics, image, sound, and data, the exhibition shows how knowledge moves, adapts, and takes lasting form. In doing so, it offers a broader view of technology: not as a story of accelerated progress tied exclusively to the digital or the industrial, but also as something rooted in practices that have long sustained collective life.
Techno-Ancestrality shows how the tools shaping our future remain connected to older forms of knowledge, and how that future cannot be separated from those who have sustained it all along.
The exhibition features works by Artcom Platform, Mounir Fatmi, Voluspa Jarpa, Kongo Astronauts, Inty Muenala Vega & Yauri Muenala Vega, Navid Nuur, and Russell Watson.
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