As the line between our IRL (in-real-life) and virtual existence blurs, we find new ways to reconstruct ourselves and to expand our material limits. Our presence is continuously transformed on the ever-expanding Internet by means of collecting and storing our memories. The exhibition seeks possibilities in this digital field, covering our experiences, memories, and identities beyond the linear narratives constructed by a certain gaze. It also considers the expansion of virtual networks as spaces where feminine and queer memory can find itself a nest, while reflecting on the cyber-feminist context of the documentation tools that have become extensions of ourselves.

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