Humans account for only 0.01% of all life on Earth. We created 1154 000 000 000 tonnes of anthropogenic mass in the last century, outweighing the entire biomass, that is, everything on the planet. The current living and object culture, with its endless production, consumable and planned obsolescence, adds approximately 30,000,000,000 new tonnes per year, while biomass and biodiversity decline. 80% of all raw materials and goods travel through global waters, passing through many ecosystems and stopping at various stages in ports where we can see a portion of this gigantic mass. Even more abstract is the dimension of the consequences of capitalism’s culture, which have spread into space and time far beyond the scope of our lives. The installation thematises changes in living conditions, as well as the suddenness and hyper-objectivity of environmental changes since the industrial revolution.
Unbalanced electric motors for vessels/vehicles act as sensory disruptors, transmitting vibrations and causing a variety of acoustic, visual, and tactile disturbances through layers of discarded LCD screens and other common materials.