DISK

Memory is not a stable archive but a shifting reconstruction, built from fragments of past experiences, present sensations, and imagined futures. DISK brings together films that probe memory as an unstable image: corroded, re-enacted, distorted, or quietly resurfacing through bodies, technology, and landscape. The works move through toxic labour histories, lost digital traces, improvised objects of war, future memories recalled by children and the marks global commerce leaves on the land. Together, they question how memory is stored, how it erodes, and how images constantly get re-adapted to interpretation.