Non-Human Scripts

Key information

Date — July 2025

Medium — Installation from discarded stitched technology and tree branches

Materials — Discarded circuit boards, electronic fragments, found branches, black, white and red threads

About the project

Here, each material speaks: the circuits become silent inscriptions — scripts etched by nonhuman forces and forgotten machines, bearing coded messages beyond human language. Through stitching, the artist engages in a ritual of care, attempting to decipher and translate these latent voices. Organic remnants intertwine with synthetic debris, forming a speculative kinship between nature and discarded technology, living and non-living systems.

The installation explores the aftermath of environmental degradation and war. Emerging from Ukrainian identity and displacement, it becomes a personal and planetary gesture toward reconstruction and peace. Black evokes grief and silence; white, potential and presence; red, struggle and life. The work encodes cultural roots while dreaming of future coexistence.

In this techno-ritual, waste becomes wisdom, silence becomes signal, and fragmented matter becomes a call to remember, listen and heal together.

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