Text In contemporary society we have become in fact interfaces of archives Our smallest gestures are in the constant process of recording indexation and analysis These traces the digital memory of our existence shift around on metaloxide semiconductors o

In contemporary society we have become in fact interfaces of archives. Our smallest gestures are in the constant process of recording, indexation and analysis. These traces - the digital memory of our existence, shift around on metal-oxide semiconductors or magnetic cores at data centers unevenly spread across the globe. Opaque archives, with different levels of navigability and transparency that nonetheless serve specific agendas and discourses of very various tech conglomerates to which we have no agency to.