Spread across the two venues, the exhibition brings together works that approach technology not as a story of accelerated progress, but as a layered field of ancestral memory, inscription, and survival. Textile, script, ceramic, image, sound, and data appear as intertwined carriers of knowledge through which traditions move, adapt, and endure across generations, landscapes, and communities. Together the works point to an expanded understanding of technics—one that precedes the digital and extends beyond the industrial.

Throughout the opening, participating artists will be present to briefly introduce their works and share insights into the ideas, materials, and contexts that shape their practices.