Mapping recursive futures
The Artefact Echo publishes the future as a recursive process. The writing in this publication intends to reflect the tension between language and biological existence. The Artefact Echo thrives in the gaps of history: the loss in translation between a physical event and its linguistic representation. Driven by a profound curiosity, there is an ongoing search for connections between things, and a desire to dismantle silos, treating the planetary and the infinitesimal as a singular, continuous field of study. Inspirations for The Artefact Echo include WEB Du Bois’s The Crisis and Wilfred Owen’s The Hydra: The Magazine of Craiglockhart War Hospital. These publications functioned as portals, echoing across time and universes, allowing a view on the future as a feedback loop that informs the very tools we use to build the past.

