A web-based participatory art experiment shaped around anonymous memory-sharing. The piece functions as a soft, communal archive where personal histories dissolve into a larger, living constellation of feelings and imagined kinships.

 

Participants contribute memory fragments, real or invented, through an open interface. Each fragment appears as a discrete element within a shared digital field, remaining unattributed as the field shifts in real time. Tenderness, strangeness, grief, joy, and what resists neat definition coexist within this evolving space.

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Kinship is approached as imagined and continually reconfigured. Fragments gather in proximity without narrative sequence or fixed identity, forming a collective composition shaped through shared authorship. Memory remains partial and unfinished, allowing care, belonging, and distance to coexist.

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Concept, design & code: Varsha Panikar
Producer: Star Hopper Studio
Built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Firebase.