2026-07-09 –, Wild Webs of Care
Wild Webs of Care is a participatory art installation re-imagining archival practices, through a grief lens.
Whatever times of day
You feel open to emergence
And slowing down,
We invite you to wander into the woods.
There's space for you,
To sit in our dome,
To nourish your roots,
To co-create our
Wild (d)Webs of Care
Together.
The workshop on Day 1 (Thursday) understanding our past will explore what it is we loved about tech in our childhoods, and build rituals together for us to grieve the unmet, undigested expectations from our long lineage of human innovation.
During 1:30-3pm each day, we will facilitate a workshop that delves into the day's theme.
Day 1 (Thursday) is for understanding our past
Day 2 (Friday) is for dreaming into our futures
Day 3 (Saturday) is for committing to our present
They are each stand alone, though they are each practice for you to delve deeper, should you choose.
Deborah Tien is a co-founding steward of the Relational Tech Project, navigating how we may shift technology culture to be more relational: playful, participatory, and place-based.