Woven Inheritance

Dust motes dance in the light filtering through the workshop window, illuminating automatons built to extend familial skills rather than simply record them. These creations highlight how even deliberate attempts at replication inevitably introduce change, demonstrating that memory isn’t a fixed entity but undergoes constant transformation with each retelling. This process prompts questions about our responsibility when inheriting and re-presenting another's life—an ethical cost incurred in the very act of remembering, demanding balance between honoring origins and accepting inevitable variation.